rampant pocillopora "problem". . . ? what to do?

[MoshJosh]

So I had a single camo pocillopora frag. . . and now I have at lease 20 (probably more) pocillopora "babies". . . EVERYWHERE. As of right now they aren't to much of a problem, though a few corals have started to get stung as they grow to close. . .

should I leave them alone and just have a pocillopora tank. . . or buy a $500 UV laser. . . ?

Your thoughts? Other options?

 

[Reefer Matt Verified Media Partner]

So I had a single camo pocillopora frag. . . and now I have at lease 20 (probably more) pocillopora "babies". . . EVERYWHERE. As of right now they aren't to much of a problem, though a few corals have started to get stung as they grow to close. . .

should I leave them alone and just have a pocillopora tank. . . or buy a $500 UV laser. . . ?

Your thoughts? Other options?

I have some pocillopora colonies, and yes, they can grow everywhere. I let them grow up a little so I can cleanly frag them off the rock without spreading. I turn off the flow, and nip the "stalks" at the bottom.

 

[Cell]

If you don't want a poci tank takeover, I'd deal with it now before it's too late.