LTA moving near Haddoni

[Swayze27]

My purple LTA is making his first move since being introduced and has made its way towards the rock structure that my haddoni is located. How worried should I be?

 

[Cliving1]

I would be worried. My haddoni ate my bta, luckily must not have liked the taste and spit it back out.

 

[davocean]

I would try to keep them from actually contacting each other to avoid potential allelopathy.

I did once have a crispa that seemed to keep moving towards an LTA and while they are supposed to not have a brain, and do not hunt or anything, it certainly looked like it kept going after it, but who knows, maybe they both just liked the same flow and light in that area.
I separated them a few times manually and eventually they both ended up becoming book ends at each end of a 180g and stayed put for 5.5 years, and never moved again during that period.

 

[Swayze27]

They are still on opposite sides of the rock structure so they are not too close. I was just curious because I've seen pictures of people's tanks with anemones extremely close to one another if not touching and wondered if anyone had experience with these two becoming neighbors. I think it may be chasing the same flow as well. I added some more sand to deepen my bed a little, maybe that will encourage less movement. But obviously I shouldn't have expected him to stay where I wanted him, lol. Aparently they want to do what THEY want to do.