Frag plug question

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So I bought a couple war corals a while back and they have been responding well. What I was wondering is can they out grow the plug? Like will this have any influence on how they grow or will they start to grow on to the rack? I know this is a trivial question but I want to figure out if I need to make any changes or not. Thank you all in advanced!
 
They will most likely start to grow onto the rack if kept their long enough.
 
So I bought a couple war corals a while back and they have been responding well. What I was wondering is can they out grow the plug? Like will this have any influence on how they grow or will they start to grow on to the rack? I know this is a trivial question but I want to figure out if I need to make any changes or not. Thank you all in advanced!

They will encrust a frag rack given enough time.
 
If it acts like the favias I have it will encrust everything it can touch.
 
Wouldn’t it be nice if it could just grow out and symmetrical instead of going after my ugly frag rack? I might try and just plug it on a 2-3” inch disk and let it go nuts
 
Any one have a good line on some larger plugs? Preferably ones that don’t need to be cured. Again appreciate the knowledge.
 

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