Need help identifying please

[vetteguy53081]

It would be a beast as it is similar to bubble and known as Boergesenia forbesii which often cluster and has a root system and best is to remove rock and place into a container of tank water and pulloff with a dental pick and scrape the remainder off doing final cleanup with a firm toothbrush.
There are many species of this algae

 

[Debzo]

It would be a beast as it is similar to bubble and known as Boergesenia forbesii which often cluster and has a root system and best is to remove rock and place into a container of tank water and pulloff with a dental pick and scrape the remainder off doing final cleanup with a firm toothbrush.
There are many species of this algae

Ugh, thank you!

 

[WheatToast]

It would be a beast as it is similar to bubble and known as Boergesenia forbesii which often cluster and has a root system and best is to remove rock and place into a container of tank water and pulloff with a dental pick and scrape the remainder off doing final cleanup with a firm toothbrush.
There are many species of this algae

I searched up Boergesenia earlier and I decided not to post about it since it seems too “bulbous.” However, younger growth might look different, though I would not know. In any case OP’s algae does appear to be some kind of pest algae (and unfortunately so since I think it looks pretty neat in my opinion).

 

[vetteguy53081]

I searched up Boergesenia earlier and I decided not to post about it since it seems too “bulbous.” However, younger growth might look different, though I would not know. In any case OP’s algae does appear to be some kind of pest algae (and unfortunately so since I think it looks pretty neat in my opinion).

Its something like bubble wrap where you want to just pop it (lol)

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

How is this:

Looks like Neomeris Annulata to me

 

[Goaway]

Looks like Neomeris Annulata to me

Too transparent, sadly.
To clarify, annulata isn't transparent and a bit fuzzy looking. OP's algae is a bit transparent and smooth.

 

[Debzo]

I searched up Boergesenia earlier and I decided not to post about it since it seems too “bulbous.” However, younger growth might look different, though I would not know. In any case OP’s algae does appear to be some kind of pest algae (and unfortunately so since I think it looks pretty neat in my opinion).

Please forgive my ignorance. What is “Op Algae”?

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Please forgive my ignorance. What is “Op Algae”?

OP means Original Poster - in this case, you, since you started the thread. OP's algae is referring to the algae you are asking for help ID'ing.

 

[Debzo]

OP means Original Poster - in this case, you, since you started the thread. OP's algae is referring to the algae you are asking for help ID'ing.

Goodness I have a lot to learn