Will and acan go to war with another acan???

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So I was cleaning my tank and moved my pink acan and noticed that my red ones above seem to have the filaments extended toward it. Can an acan Cora attack another acan?
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i have never noticed any of mine attacking each other, however they are all Lords, dunno about different species.
 
these are mine now. there are 3 different colonies all mushed together as they have grown onto the glass bottom and i cannot move them.

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You c an see what I see though right? Should I love the red one?
 
id just leave it for now and move if you see actual damage. moving will just stress them out more.
 
unless you see actual damage to the one, id wait to move them. He could just be just generally angry, or hungry, rather than actually trying to fight.
 
unless you see actual damage to the one, id wait to move them. He could just be just generally angry, or hungry, rather than actually trying to fight.
I feed often.
 
I have mine side by side and they seem pretty happy !! I’ve seen people even combining them for crazy colors.

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It depends. Are they the same type or different? I can have my aussie lord next to my bowerbanki, and no problems. However, Echinatas are known to be aggressive to non Echinatas.
 
I think as long as they are the same species it’s only. Some of mine have grown into each other and they’re fine touching.

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