kingdbi

As my 77g gets more corals in it Im beginning to have concerns that my condylactis anemone might hurt the corals if he decides to start crawling on them. For now hes staying within his little space that he likes to walk around in but the last few weeks he's been getting dangerously close to some star polyps that i quite like. Being a condylactis though should I maybe consider burying his foot in the sand somehow? Someone mentioned to me that they prefer being in the sand like that, I'm not sure if its true but it would probably help keep him stationary and low in the tank if it were the case. Any thoughts?

today the black spots are gone and the wound is more white.

I woke up this morning to find this strange mark on my largest hap in my 40g. Ive had him for 3 years and have never seen a mark like this before on any of my fish. Does anyone know if this is just a scratch or something worse? The black spots make me think twice. Thanks. Jesse.