RBTA Constantly Splitting (Pics)

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I've had a RBTA in my last tank and it maybe split 3 or 4 times over the course of 3 years as soon as it became dinner plate sized. My current RBTA that I purchased about 3 years ago now has split at least 25 times since I got it. Anyone have any ideas why? It's great for propagation and selling but I'd like to have one get bigger than 2 inches. They are almost becoming a nuisance and dare I say it's becoming annoying in the way that aiptasia is because they'll start to wander off into my Acros. Attached some pictures.

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Some strains of bta just split and some grow no bigger than 3”.
Any for sale ?
 
A couple decided to leave the anemone island a few days ago and of course the first thing it does is start to split lol.
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Some strains of bta just split and some grow no bigger than 3”.
Any for sale ?

I’ve traded a bunch in to the LFS for store credit but I haven’t considered selling them online just due to the added work and expense but it might be something I’ll start considering to help pay for this hobby.
 

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