WAR!

jeffchapok · Nov 28, 2019

My condylactis has moved in on my BTA. Do I need to separate them or will they work it out? The condy has the high ground at the moment.

El_Guapo13 · Nov 28, 2019

jeffchapok said:
My condylactis has moved in on my BTA. Do I need to separate them or will they work it out? The condy has the high ground at the moment.

Sounds like a question for #reefsquad

jeffchapok · Nov 28, 2019

BTA is ahead on points.

KrisReef · Nov 28, 2019

If you don't mind losing one or both of them just wait and see how they work it out.
Otherwise, you should probably intervene to prevent a negative outcome.

jeffchapok · Nov 28, 2019

Ref stopped the fight

dwest · Nov 28, 2019

I think they’ll be ok. They can move.

Flippers4pups · Nov 28, 2019

KrisReef said:
If you don't mind losing one or both of them just wait and see how they work it out.
Otherwise, you should probably intervene to prevent a negative outcome.

Agreed. Most likely you will need to move one soon or one will move on its own.

TheShrimpNibbler · Nov 28, 2019

I would separate them. The Condy looks bleached though. I would move them apart and feed the condy.

jeffchapok · Nov 28, 2019

The condy has moved all over that rock today. It came completely around from the opposite side to hassle the BTA.

And it's always been that color since I bought it. I feed it twice weekly.