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falconut
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It's hard for me to tell exactly. If they're smaller than an eraser, they might be zoas, but they usually grow together. If I had to guess, I'd say either a ricordia or green mushroom.
Removal should be the same for all three, just be careful you don't get squirted if a zoa as they can be toxic. I've gotten hit with some zoa squirt, but luckily didn't get a reaction. To removal you'll have to scrape off & if any is left behind, they'll probably grow back.
They look annoyed, maybe if you leave them, they'll die off on their own. But usually that only happens to corals you like.
Removal should be the same for all three, just be careful you don't get squirted if a zoa as they can be toxic. I've gotten hit with some zoa squirt, but luckily didn't get a reaction. To removal you'll have to scrape off & if any is left behind, they'll probably grow back.
They look annoyed, maybe if you leave them, they'll die off on their own. But usually that only happens to corals you like.
I'm 9nly worried if its poisonous to other coral. It's all over all my rocks
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This was my thinking as well
@Nico Maggi , if you can take photo under normal bright light. They don't look like a Zoanthids to me.
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They are majanos. Any way to get rid of them other than drying out the rock
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Put them in a dark container full of salt water with very little light in one area. They will move to the top of the rocks trying to get light. While moving they are much easier to get off the rock.
Thank you I'm brand new to this hobby so I appreciate the help! I will try 5th hose techniques !
