Euphyllia got something attached

[Lxnza]

Hi everyone! I have two euphillyas glaberscens and latelly they’re looking less brilliant and one of them produces something like little bubbles, the other one has a little white net of some substance (i attach the photo) does anyone know what is happening here?

 

[Uzidaisies]

I’m not sure what you mean by producing bubbles, and as far as the white stuff, I can’t really tell from the picture. White net makes me think vermetid snail, but it doesn’t really look like that to me from what I see. Maybe some kind of sponge? I’d check the stalk for curly reddish shell looking things, to rule out vermetids, but I can’t really help beyond that.

 

[Nate Chalk]

Could also be sweepers from stress hence not looking as good? Hard to tell

 

[sixty_reefer]

The growth around the base of the coral is a sponge, normally harmless for the coral, I would look at parameters and light for the cause of the coral not doing well

 

[Lxnza]

The bubbles on the base

 

[vetteguy53081]

Bubble algae-
Remove the frag and place in a container of tank water and brush off the bubble algae. Then return to the tank and elevate ogg the sand battom to about the lower 1/4 tank mark

 

[Lxnza]

I did do that but furthermore i’m finding this little things in the tank.
So many issues to solve!

 

[Sharkbait19]

Pineapple sponge. Common in new tanks, harmless filter feeders - good guys.
As for the bubble algae, emerald crabs will eat it.