Poor planning (for corals) in aquascaping?

[Coelli]

I have a 29g Biocube with 30+ lbs of live rock and a couple of pounds of small dry pieces.

The bulk of the LR structure is made of two ~10lb pieces and one ~5lb piece, with a couple of smaller pieces here and there and on the sand. I was careful to place the rocks so there would be plenty of platforms for coral. However now I'm realizing that if any of the coral becomes a problem and has to be removed, or grows too much and has to be fragged outside of the tank, I can't easily do this without taking the entire tank apart. Thankfully I have no coral yet, just inverts and one yellow watchman.

Any suggestions? I do want green star polyps but I know better than to put them on the main structure, at least. Just wondering if anyone else made this mistake early on and what you did about it. Thanks!

 

[Waters40]

I guess I am not really understanding....why can't the coral be removed once you have placed it in the tank? I am constantly moving my coral around as I add new additions.

 

[Coelli]

I guess I am not really understanding....why can't the coral be removed once you have placed it in the tank? I am constantly moving my coral around as I add new additions.

If it's grown onto the rock, how do you move it?

 

[shesacharmer]

I have small rocks for Xenia, Discosoma, GSP, Zoas, and Kenya Tree so they don't take over the entire tank. The others I'm allowing to encrust and let the coral wars begin.