Fragging a sea whip

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I have a purple see with that I purchased several months back I mounted it on the side of the rock work and it was doing really well for quite a while though I thought growing very slowly..
I recently read that they like lots of flow and I was thinking of moving it but now I see it has some bare spots on it I believe that was due to my Cyno and I have a coral that sometimes touches a little part of it..

I read to Fraga them just strip a little bit of tissue off the bottom and crazy glue them into a hole on a piece of rubble, plug or in the rock work.since mine has been in place for quite a while couldn't I just cut a couple of branches off and reattach them to plugs? Seems simple enough and my missing something?
 
SEA WIP!! That what I meant! Voice to message on my cell BLAH!
So lets try this again..
Can I cut a few branches off and re glue to a plug after stripping off a bit of tissue?
 

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