Help ID these on glass

[dannyboy92]

Parameters as of today are
nitrate 12
calcium 450
mag 1320
alk 8.3
phosphate .02
salinity 1.026

Ever since i added my WWC haul (which i dipped) i've noticed in the last few days hydroids and pods all over my glass. today i noticed something new. attached is a picture. Can you help ID and what actions i should take moving forward. tank is a 4 months old. Thanks in advance.

 

[TokenReefer]

Gonna throw hydroids into the hat as my guess

 

[dannyboy92]

definitely have hydroids circled at the bottom but above the hydroids kind of looks like bryopsis from what i've gathered searching in the forums.

 

[TokenReefer]

Oh sorry I missed that in your post. I don't wanna say what else it looks like so I'll let someone else... Watching n learning

 

[dannyboy92]

here are a couple more pictures in white light

 

[OldRed1]

Could these be juvenile anemones of some kind?

 

[ZipAdeeZoa]

I'm going to go with bryopsis, thats how mine looked when it started, nipped it early with fluconazole as described on this forum (didn't have corals at the time but apparently its reef safe).

 

[dannyboy92]

@ZipAdeeZoa Thanks! i seen that suggestion on the forums as well so i got some reef flux coming tomorrow. hopefully i can wipe it out early. as far as the hydroids, do you have any experience with those? i've read to just cut out/down on feeding to starve them and they should go away. other than that i don't see many options.

 

[TokenReefer]

Bryopsis maybe... Just don't go crazy w the chemicals imo. Lots of ways to weed a garden... Seems like a paper towel could rid you of your Bryopsis at this point...

 

[bnord]

Knock on wood, never had bryopsis bit nice early catch, great photos and best of luck

 

[dannyboy92]

@Token_Reefer i thought about just wiping them off too but i'm worried about the possibility of some being attached on my rock already (hard to tell). i'll go easy on the chem.