Combining Zoas and Branching corals?

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Is it possible to plan a zoa garden with some hammers or other branching corals in the middle of them? Or perhaps plan a garden next to a rock with these branching corals and it will be okay to let the zoas grow past and under them?
 
I have a tall frogspawn that had a few zoas on its base a year ago. The zoas have covered the base rock(palm sized) and have grown 1/2 way up the froggy. I think they will irritate the heck out of the froggy when they reach the flesh. It looks nice but I'm not sure of the outcome yet.
 
Yes!! They won’t hurt each other except for the above mentioned smothering. Just keep the plug/pebble that the hammer is on zoa-free or go in and frag off/kill the zoas on the plug to make sure your euphyllia stays safe. Otherwise, its totally okay! I also threw a couple scolys in my garden and various mushrooms!
 
Yes!! They won’t hurt each other except for the above mentioned smothering. Just keep the plug/pebble that the hammer is on zoa-free or go in and frag off/kill the zoas on the plug to make sure your euphyllia stays safe. Otherwise, its totally okay! I also threw a couple scolys in my garden and various mushrooms!
Mushrooms can touch zoa without causing them to die off? I just got gifted a gorgeous little green shroom.
 

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I’ve heard ric FL are the less aggressive ones. I may try mine with cheap zoa n see
Pretty sure Rhodactis are the most aggressive (they’re the only mushrooms that have every killed anything for me) so I would assume ricordia are safe. I’ve seen aptasia growing from right between the polyps before with no issues and my BTA touches a few different zoas often with no issues. I think ric should be fine, my worry is that the zoas may burn the ric
 
Pretty sure Rhodactis are the most aggressive (they’re the only mushrooms that have every killed anything for me) so I would assume ricordia are safe. I’ve seen aptasia growing from right between the polyps before with no issues and my BTA touches a few different zoas often with no issues. I think ric should be fine, my worry is that the zoas may burn the ric
Ric was free and I don’t know much about them but I would expect they’re not higher end. Most of my zoas are med-high end so I don’t mind if it works out bad for the ric at first till I knoe for sure what they’ll do together
 
Ric was free and I don’t know much about them but I would expect they’re not higher end. Most of my zoas are med-high end so I don’t mind if it works out bad for the ric at first till I knoe for sure what they’ll do together
Rics are usually $30ish. Good luck!
 

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