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[leepink23]

So I was moving my acropora frag plug to make room for a different coral and noticed this on the bottom of the plug? Any ideas?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Sponge and is safe. If you don't want it on there, simple remove with paring knife

 

[leepink23]

Sponge and is safe. If you don't want it on there, simple remove with paring knife

The green stuff?

 

[UCF Alum]

Is it soft or solid? If solid, looks like old glue with algae. If soft possibly a sponge with some algae on it you picked up pulling it out off of the rock

 

[leepink23]

Is it soft or solid? If solid, looks like old glue with algae. If soft possibly a sponge with some algae on it you picked up pulling it out off of the rock

The white is glue, just kinda got nervous the green was eggs, my mind started racing although I also think it’s algae.

 

[UCF Alum]

Without a macro lens it’s hard to tell is they’re eggs but I’m most definitely sticking with the algae theory. If concerned, grab a tooth brush and scrub it off

 

[leepink23]

Without a macro lens it’s hard to tell is they’re eggs but I’m most definitely sticking with the algae theory. If concerned, grab a tooth brush and scrub it off

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Without a macro lens it’s hard to tell is they’re eggs but I’m most definitely sticking with the algae theory. If concerned, grab a tooth brush and scrub it off

I changed out the plug to be on the safe side. I remove all corals from their plugs when I get new coral and dip so it’s not likely. A microscope would be a good investment

 

[vetteguy53081]

Again remove with paring knife