Help controlling zoa and monti

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When setting up my tank almost 2 years ago I placed some zoa's here, there and everywhere.. While some are ok, I have some that are spreading way too fast and covering more rock than I would like.. Some are really inexpensive and some are not. What is the best way to keep them under control? They are on some rock work that would be a nightmare to take out of the tank.

Same thing for some Monti caps I have..

On a positive note I have a setosa montipora that's getting a little out of control as well.. Not long before I have to trim it back.

I am thinking of setting a frag tank up but little intimidated on how I want to go about it and would want it tied into main tank water somehow

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