How to frag thick Kenya tree base/trunk?

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Fragging the branches is simple, but how do you cut the base to prevent it from getting too thick/wide?

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Fragging the branches is simple, but how do you cut the base to prevent it from getting too thick/wide?

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Dude, whatever you have, it's on steroids. Hahaha
Here's one of my babies of the sea. From Malaysia, rare here now,
Dendronephthya sp. Maroon

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As far as fragging that big boy IDK how to deal with that "trunk" other than removing it entirely and then replacing with fragged tips.
 
I keep mine under pretty strong light and I wonder if that is the reason that the trunk is not as "pronounced". Perhaps yours is extending out for light??
 

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