Can anybody please
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Looks like a Neomeris sp. to me.
Neomeris sp. This is a rare calcified green macroalgae that usually dies out in captivity. However, it has a rare chance to go invasive. Since it is calcified, I would assume few organisms could consume it besides urchins.
https://www.marineplantbook.com/marinebookneomeris.htm
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/neomeris-annulata-reboot-only-option.279012/
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Wow! That is it. Thanks for the ID.
There are several spots of it, some which can be dealt with as described by some (50% peroxide) in one of those links. A couple are on foundation rocks that would require major effort to remove. I’m not looking forward to doing it but I don’t want green shag carpet on the rocks like I saw in one of the pics.
There are several spots of it, some which can be dealt with as described by some (50% peroxide) in one of those links. A couple are on foundation rocks that would require major effort to remove. I’m not looking forward to doing it but I don’t want green shag carpet on the rocks like I saw in one of the pics.
