LTA a danger to my corals?

[ultra spikey]

I've had this long tentacle anenome for months now and it's been planted in the sand since i've got it. But I came home tonight(around 3am) and saw that my LTA was planted up on the rocks. It was right over my open brain coral, and right next to a finger leather and some green star polyps. Will this anenome sting anything it comes in contact with? Or will the corals try to sting the anenome?

The only corals I have in my 75g are...
2 finger leathers
open brain
small colony of yellow polyps
small colony of zoas
green star polyps

 

[Slakker]

They might end up stinging each other, but I'd think the anemone would do more damage to the corals...it might not be a bad idea to move the corals.

 

[ultra spikey]

well I just woke up and it moved a couple of inches over touching my finger leather. I cant really tell if the leather is hurt or not, it is droopy but thats how it is in the morning. I love anenomes, but I dont want to have to worry about this. I think I might sell it. I hope my clownfish dont mind. Here's some pics...

 

[Slakker]

Your anemone looks pretty healthy...I'd think it would be easier to just move your corals around if the anemone gets too close...

 

[davocean]

That is a nice/healthy looking nem.
Yes, it will stress other corals if it touches them.
But once your nem finds a spot where it's happy w/ light/flow it shouldn't move so much, it may just shift a little.
Right now your tank looks easy to move stuff as needed, but that nem will grow(My LTA is about 20") and then it becomes a little more difficult to keep that buffer zone between them and your corals.

 

[GSMguy]

i would give that thing the whole left side of the tank and put a 25010k on top of it they will stretch to get the light