Ok, just potted them up separately. Used a little rooting hormone on the smaller one. I hope one takes.

Thats about how I would do it. My brother in law did cutting from his fig that way and he felt the humidity cover was essential. He has about 30% success because it was his first time cloning, but the ones that lived had plastic covers.

I have great success cutting the pruned limbs into 8 inch lengths leaving a leaf on the end. Then cut half of that leaf off. Place the cutting in damp potting soil and keep it in a shaded area. The green house affect shown in the picture can help, but for figs, I have never had to use it. 90% of my cuttings root. This year I tried a new process; I placed the cuttings in water and they started rooting and then I transferred them to potting soil.

I went back and forth on the humidity dome, and you're right, they would probably would root without it. Can it do any harm? If there is no risk with the dome, than I rather have it. It's been warm and dry here, and if it helps keep the cutting from losing moisture too fast....