ID please

[Zonly1]

Can someone please ID this stuff. Seemed to come out of nowhere.

Thanks!

 

[MrDLHughesY]

Can someone please ID this stuff. Seemed to come out of nowhere.

Thanks!

What isit in the pic you actually want identifying ?

 

[C. Eymann]

blurry but looks like sarcothelia

 

[Zonly1]

This, I'll try to get a sharper image.

 

[Zonly1]

This is marginally better, but almost looks like clovers? I've never had them in my tank and it's been months since any new additions.

 

[MrDLHughesY]

This is marginally better, but almost looks like clovers? I've never had them in my tank and it's been months since any new additions.

Yeah looks like sarcothelia could be wrong though

 

[MrDLHughesY]

Yeah looks like sarcothelia could be wrong though

Look like polyps also

 

[Bryce M.]

I'd say sacrothelia

 

[Zonly1]

Crap. Okay thank you. Any suggestions on ridding this from my tank? It's currently in two different places.

 

[MrDLHughesY]

Crap. Okay thank you. Any suggestions on ridding this from my tank? It's currently in two different places.

It’s actually a soft coral just one that spreads like wild fire. Is it on two separate rocks ?

 

[C. Eymann]

Crap. Okay thank you. Any suggestions on ridding this from my tank? It's currently in two different places.

manual removal or some report good success with using fluconazole, but it can also take out xenia, clavularia and some other soft corals.

 

[Zonly1]

It’s actually a soft coral just one that spreads like wild fire. Is it on two separate rocks ?

Sorry for the late reply. Two separate rocks. I scrubbed the rocks with a tooth brush, hope that does it!