Should I be worried???

[viking]

My RBTA has been moving around for about a week. Settling into a spot for a day or two and then moving at night. The newest location is about an inch from my acan (see below). Should I just wait and see how this plays out or move the acan?


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[FOXYB]

if he doesnt move in a day or so thats probably the spot its chosen, its easier to move and keep the acan happy than the latter

 

[cstmpprl]

Not sure But, if it is moving around nthego: you may want to put a nylon on any power heads. Anemones have been known to get sucked in and chopped up . Ask me how I know.

 

[stingythingy45]

As long as it's not touching the acan it should be fine.
I have a couple rbta that are very close to acros,but they aren't being stung.

 

[viking]

Thanks for the feedback everyone. The RBTA is extending its tips and slightly touching the acan. How long does it take for an RBTA to harm other coral? I don't want to move the acan (who has sprouted four new mouths in a week) from that spot only to have the RBTA move overnight. But if the RBTA sting quickly destroys another coral I want to move him ASAP. Sorry for all the questions. Still learning....


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[Old Glory]

My RBTA killed my hammer. The Tusk tried to steal a krill shrimp from the nem and got a mouth full of sting...he was smacking his lips for a bit but is fine. Don't underestimate the RBTA if it can reach the Acans you should move them.