Fragging a 15 year old Bubble Coral?

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This piece is a cutting that is 12 inch now.
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Also cut a 6 inch piece into several pieces. 100% survived
 
I appreciate all the info on this thread. I’ve got a small bubble by comparison, only about 8”. I brought home a foxface that tore about 30% of it off. The coral is slowly recovering. I’m hopeful to hear that they can successfully be cut.
 

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I appreciate all the info on this thread. I’ve got a small bubble by comparison, only about 8”. I brought home a foxface that tore about 30% of it off. The coral is slowly recovering. I’m hopeful to hear that they can successfully be cut.
That’s so strange. I also have a fox face and he’s never paid any attention to it since I got him. *knocks on wood*
 

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