I could have bigger problems to deal with?

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i have these acros, they are growing which is good, except they are pretty close to having a threesome. Should I:

A. let them grow into each other and see what happens
B. make a couple of frags and trim back everytime they get close
C. completely remove the one on the left (alabama blue tort) and frag it as i have 2 colonies of it
D. other......

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Hmm their happy so i wouldnt mess with that but me personally would just trim em back
 
move the one on the left, and see if you can trim the one in the middle to where it will want to grow to the left:bigsmile:
 
E. Gimme tha blue tort!!
 
Some coral will grow around each other. I wouldn't frag any. I would just move the green acro to a new location.
 
yeah i hear you, however, green acro is pretty much attached, only way to move would be fragging it
 
the one on the left will be easy to move, and wait and see what happens with the other 2.
 

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