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I've got frags from a friend and i glue 3 colors monti with each other as in picture , do u thinks they will sting each other or they will be fine

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I've got frags from a friend and i glue 3 colors monti with each other as in picture , do u thinks they will sting each other or they will be fine

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Ive litterally checker grafted about every cap i ever owned and sometimes when i used bigger chunks they wouldnt fuse, only a few times they did , i like it better when 3 different caps grow in and around eachother looks so frikkin awesome
 
Ive never had one fight either but when they grow please share a progression pick would love to see how this turned out
 
They should end up like this. Some of my pictures - they've been posted on R2R before so sorry about the repeat.

From a couple years ago

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The latest incarnation.

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All i got to say is wow and this is exactly what im talkin about, that is just stunning
 
So what's the key to getting a grafted monti cap vs. them just growing together? Manipulation, chance, etc?
 
I have over 10 different species of monti in my tank. I have learned that monti cap will be fine with other caps. Montipora spongode will fight but stay at a standstill with forest fire digitata and montipora verrcucosa. Montipora verrucosa will however bleach the skin of monti cap in areas of contact. Just some information that I have witnessed.
 
Any one can explain why they grow to inner side ?alot of growth but in opposite direction

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