New and need help ID'ing algae
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Welcome to R2R! They appear to be hydroids.
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Welcome to r2r!Careful manual removal may work best.
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Welcome to R2R and your new reefing family.
Hydroids, careful manual removal with a toothbrush or your fingernail. Reduce feeding or discontinue any broadcast feeding. Discontinue use of any particulate foods.I have algae that is bothering my hammer coral. Can anyone ID and suggest how to get rid of it?
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Welcome to R2R! I was going to suggest a tweezers, but the above suggestion of a toothbrush sounds great. Good luck and welcome to our family!
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Welcome! I agree they are Hydroids, and can be removed manually.
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Hi and welcome from the UK. Very friendly and knowledgeable folk on here, you will love it.
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