what to do??

[renogaw]

well, if people remember, i gave up on my bta for dead over three weeks ago. i finally got a new one, a very very healthy looking beauty. i put it in my tank, and it settled down at the base of my rock.
well, guess who showed up?? BTA 1. it looks semi decent, but you can tell it hasn't been eating much or getting much light. I think it came out because i have had my lights off to kill off my cyano and it was facing a room light.
what am i supposed to do? i've read that they may fight each other? is this true, or is it ok to have two bta's?

 

[scsinet]

Sure. I've had a BTA in one of my reefs for 18 months now, and he has split twice, so I technically have 3.
I've spread them out across the tank, but only due to their growth smothering other corals. My two biggest ones lived side by side for months, touched against each other every day. No problems to report.

 

[viper_930]

Anemones of the same species won't sting each other.

 

[renogaw]

i'm now wondering if i have 2 btas. i'll post pics later, the new one is bright green, where the other is reddish.