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WMR said:
Welcome to R2R! Interesting, almost worm(caterpillar) like, I noticed you have a puffer, have you seen him eat or pick at them? They could also be rhizomes from plant
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No, no fish or other sea creatures eat these. I thought that they could be sprouts, but not seeing any plants pop up. They’re over 6 months old.
 
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Yup, KJ nailed it! They aren't exclusive to the Carribean. I had them in my refugium. All disappeared after a while. They are relatively delicate.
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Cindy’s Reef said:
Hi again. I’m so impressed with all the replies. Thank You so very much.
Is it ok to leave that algae in the tank?
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It’ll probably die back after while. If not, I’d peel it off if it gets out of control. It’s very pretty.

Oh... welcome to the reef! We love pictures (hint, hint)!
 
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Those green things are neomeris annulate which are a lightly calcified species of green macro algae that are in either small clusters or even single fingers. They have a darker green finger-like upright which are spongy and fuzzy at the top. This particular algae appear on collected live rock from the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and are harmless and non evasive.

 
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