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  1. Wed, 6th Feb 2013, 12:29 PM #1
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    Default Need help identifying this????

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    does anyone have any idea what these little green tube looking things might be and how to get rid of them i have them only growing on my live rock?
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    They look like some type of calcareous worm tube, as far as I know they're harmless.
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    Default Need help identifying this????

    it's a type of macro algae
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    how do i get rid of it anyone got any ideas? plz advize???thanx!!
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    Default Need help identifying this????

    If you'd like to remove it, pluck it off.


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    Neomeris annulata, Caterpillar Weed, Fuzzy Tip Algae.

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