Corals fragging themselves

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How do I keep that under control? My two green mushrooms have become four, my kenya tree has dropped branches, the midas zoas have dropped some in the sand......I guess my question is, being I have a 3 gallon, should I set up a frag tank to keep all the over stock in? Also, ive been in this hobby for six months and am doing well at keeping them healthy and alive and they are all thriving......how would I go about fragging?
 
It kinda sounds like all your corals are multiplying on their own...why would you want to stop it? I'm more just curious as to your logic, most of us love to see our corals spread out, makes for a nice display.
 
I meant more of later down the road to put into another tank when this one fills up.
 
If you cant still see rock that's not nearly covered in coral then there is no need to move the new ones. I'd pull out the Kenya tree and see if you lfs will take it for credit. It will take over your tank.
 

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