New torch coral placement near hammer coral

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I just got a new torch coral yesterday and placed it in my tank under 2 of my hammer corals. Could the torch sting the hammer corals? Would it be ok since they are euphyllia corals?

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It will sting the hammers. Now idk about hammers near other euphyillia but i do know torches need to only be with torches. I have a frammer beside a frogspawn and the frogspawn has been retracted over the last week or two.

I would move them away.
I have my torches near my zoas to keep them at bay. :cool:
 
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Give them some room, both can extend sweeper tentacles to nearby corals to “fight”. Most times the torch wins but it’s not a guarantee.

*Hammers were reclassified in 2017 as Fimbriaphyllia
 

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