Glueing frag on setosa

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I've seen where folks place acro frags directly on top of encrusting montipora. Can I do the same with setosa without it killing the entire coral? Tia
 
I can not say for sure, that would be an experiment that your going to have to risk :) I would try it by fraging small pieces of both corals, if it works you can name your own coral.;)
 
Cool idea. Following!
 
Keep us posted on what you do.
 
I did that to mine. Just make sure the acro wins against the setosa and you're fine.
 
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I put it right on top of the back portion of the colony. The acro stung and killed it back and continues to keep it at bay.
 

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