Monti encroaching on acro

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Just wanted to get others opinions. I have a monti encroaching on a Walt Disney acro frag. Would you frag the monti back or would you move the acro frag?
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Definitely move. Agreed with the above youll be fragging weekly. But if you dont all care about the monti in that spot, you could always try to move the monti!
 
The acro will sting back the monti cap, but the monti may eventually spiral upwards and shade the acro. Moving the acro is an option, or just keep fragging the monti cap. For me, it’d depend on what the options are for alternative placement of the acro.
 
The acro will sting back the monti cap, but the monti may eventually spiral upwards and shade the acro. Moving the acro is an option, or just keep fragging the monti cap. For me, it’d depend on what the options are for alternative placement of the acro.
Yeah I thought about removing the frag and placing a small rock where it currently sits and putting the Walt Disney back on that.
 
Do yourself a favor and get rid of the monti. It will be a pest in time.
 
The acro will sting back the monti cap, but the monti may eventually spiral upwards and shade the acro. Moving the acro is an option, or just keep fragging the monti cap. For me, it’d depend on what the options are for alternative placement of the acro.
Not all acros have a sting. I have a couple in my tank that are touching some montipora digi and both are still growing where they contact.
 

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