Coral Types in tank aggressive or safe to have together

[jeremyk]

If someone can tell me a list of the absolute agressive varieties to stay away from.

I have all these together in my 20 gallon right now. Please let me know if you see something that ABSOLUTELY shouldnt be together.
The cabbage and the kenya tree are pretty much touching each other right now.

Florida Ricordea
Bubble Tip Anemonee
Neon Green Cabbage Leather Coral
Brown Kenya Tree Leather Coral
Green People Eater Paly
Grandis Paly
Metallic Green Galaxea Coral
Gold Hammer Coral
Burning Banana SPS

 

[N1tew0lf1212]

Have pictures or coral placement?

 

[noobreefer2]

Keep an eye on that BTA, they tend to move around and sting other corals to death...

 

[Pridedcloth3]

Galaxea grow fast and can be called the grim reaper of coral.

 

[Alexopora]

If someone can tell me a list of the absolute agressive varieties to stay away from.

I have all these together in my 20 gallon right now. Please let me know if you see something that ABSOLUTELY shouldnt be together.
The cabbage and the kenya tree are pretty much touching each other right now.

Florida Ricordea
Bubble Tip Anemonee
Neon Green Cabbage Leather Coral
Brown Kenya Tree Leather Coral
Green People Eater Paly
Grandis Paly
Metallic Green Galaxea Coral
Gold Hammer Coral
Burning Banana SPS

Bubble Tip Anemone - it will move around. I dont keep anemones for this reason. But since you already have it, just monitor your anemone.

Galaxea coral - Beautiful but deadly. It has extremely long sweeper tentacles. So you really gotta place them in an area that is far enough from other corals and preferably where the flow pushes the tentacles away from the other coral. Alternatively you could place in a spot with higher flow that regularly batters the galaxea, that will keep its tentacles shorter and less extended.

Paly - Have heard horror stories about them regarding playtoxin. So please becareful when handling them. Please never ever pour boiling hot water to kill them, there have been instances of reefers doing that thinking that will kill the invasive Palys but end up in hospital. Advised to isolate them onto their own rock.