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Unread 08/13/2007, 07:33 AM   #1
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what softies/lps can touch??

Obviously same species can touch, i.e. various colored zoas, mushrooms can touch mushrooms, same with rics.

But can rics and mushrooms touch?

What about zoas and anything else?

Things like frogspawn and bubble corals cant touch anything right?

Is there a list anywhere that tells you what can touch and what can't?


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Unread 08/13/2007, 02:47 PM   #2
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Unread 08/26/2007, 09:48 AM   #3
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Unread 08/26/2007, 10:08 AM   #4
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most zoos can touch.... I dont know about rics and shrooms. I have never been able to keep a ric long enough...


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Unread 08/26/2007, 10:35 AM   #5
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Not too sure about shrooms either, I had some beautiful red shrooms that were over taken and destroyed by some green shrooms seems like anywhere in the tank that had red were taken over by green.,yet the green and purple grow together with no problem.


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Unread 08/26/2007, 11:39 AM   #6
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FWIW I have a zoa/shroom combo rock that is thriving. As for everything else, I would be cautious and do a little experimenting.


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Unread 08/26/2007, 12:04 PM   #7
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I think most softies are okay next to each other, I have shrooms, zoas, leather, antheilia, gsp, all touching each other, I have a monti sitting on top of the gsp without any issues. I have a larger hammer that does sting others, origianally I had a torch fairly close to it that got harmed by the hammer even though they are in the same family.


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