Trumpet growth

[GatorScott]

Can anyone tell me what all is going on underneath my trumpet? I tried editing the pic to make it as close to what I see as possible but don't think I did a great job.

Kinda of like white web like branches very fine with black dots in the middle. And a clear tubing with a hole.

Good bad?

 

[KJ]

Hydroids.
https://www.google.com/search?q=hyd...X&ved=0ahUKEwjxu-mGlePNAhUnzIMKHTnfBAEQsAQIJA

 

[KJ]

Good bad?

Bad.:mad:

 

[GatorScott]

Oh no!

 

[GatorScott]

So after a day of research, seems I'm screwed lol. I did dip and brush my trumpet. And I ordered a set of long handle brushes to try and manual remove the long ones as I see them.

Guess I'll play it out. If all my corals dies I'm taking blow torch to these things and making a nem only tank lol

 

[TheLadyCrash]

Hydroids can be a nuisance for sure. Try cutting back on feeding a bit for a few days. That may help starve them out.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Not screwed. ^^feed a little less particulate foods for a while scrub them off and maybe siphon them. They come and go in my tanks. Never really harmed any thing.
Up your CUC. And recently someone claimed success with a shrimp.

The colonial are the hard ones to get rid of. They burrow in rock.

 

[GatorScott]

Will do. Thank you

 

[GatorScott]

Not screwed. ^^feed a little less particulate foods for a while scrub them off and maybe siphon them. They come and go in my tanks. Never really harmed any thing.
Up your CUC. And recently someone claimed success with a shrimp.

The colonial are the hard ones to get rid of. They burrow in rock.

Should I continue feeding corals with Reefroids?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Less often probably for a bit.

 

[GatorScott]

Thanks. Atleast that's some positive news. Google searches can be misleading sometimes

 

[GatorScott]

I ordered these to help scrub them off the rocks in harder to reach places when I see them.