Torch coral in tight spot

[iwishtofish]

I was originally going to post this in the LPS forum, but only a handful of people were browsing there...

Anyhow, I picked up a torch coral the other day. It tended to look smaller in the LFS tank than it does in mine, and the place I picked for it (lowest flow, out of direct halide and range of other corals) is a little tight. The polyps in the rear are occasionally contacting my rock as they wave in the current. Does anyone having experience with these corals think I should anticipate a problem with that?

 

[NaH2Ofreak]

Nope..no problem. Should do just fine there.

Dennis

 

[iwishtofish]

Encouraging word already! Thanks, NaH2Ofreak.

 

[Mattmcf]

touching the rock will not be an issue. Just make sure it is not sweeping into other corals.

 

[iwishtofish]

It's not in range of anyone - that's why it is in the tight spot!

 

[ImprezaSTi]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12204020#post12204020 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mattmcf
touching the rock will not be an issue. Just make sure it is not sweeping into other corals.

Would it be ok if I put two different torch corals near each other.

 

[inthedeep2]

as long as they are both Euphyllia you will be fine.
Euphyllia are torches, frogspawn. hammer.
these from what ive been reading can touch with out a problem