Acro killing/inhabiting pest

[jgaroppo]

Please I need help. I can’t identify what these are and I cannot figure out how to destroy them. I’ve been dipping every other day for a week. Trying to suck whatever I can out inbetween. Please help me someone thanks.

 

[T-J]

Please I need help. I can’t identify what these are and I cannot figure out how to destroy them. I’ve been dipping every other day for a week. Trying to suck whatever I can out inbetween. Please help me someone thanks.

A pic would help....

 

[jgaroppo]

 

[jgaroppo]

A pic would help....

Sorry the videos did not post, I’m posting them now.

 

[jgaroppo]

 

[jgaroppo]

 

[jgaroppo]

 

[jgaroppo]

Sorry videos would have been better but can’t post videos I guess.

 

[andiesreef]

could you circle the pest(s)?

 

[sam.veilleux30]

You need to link the video from youtube for it to work.

 

[elysics]

Really hard to make something out in the videos besides there being some wobbly white stuff on the acros, could just be slime, more likely mesenterial filaments, could be something else, hard to tell, quite shaky video

 

[jgaroppo]

 

[elysics]

If you blow at it, not super hard, does it come off? Or does it stay on? No excessive force

 

[jgaroppo]

If you blow at it, not super hard, does it come off? Or does it stay on? No excessive force

Stays on definitely I see them on the corals randomly. They will show up randomly. Bot just the top but the base as well. Most of them are just single iridescent worm looking things that move on there own. I’ve lost a few cheap corals buy I’ve also been playing with the lights and par recently. But the tissue will it start reseeding at the bottom and work it’s way up.

 

[elysics]

Stays on definitely I see them on the corals randomly. They will show up randomly. Bot just the top but the base as well. Most of them are just single iridescent worm looking things that move on there own. I’ve lost a few cheap corals buy I’ve also been playing with the lights and par recently. But the tissue will it start reseeding at the bottom and work it’s way up.

I think those are mesenterial filaments that come out because the coral is super stressed, dipping it constantly might be stressing it more.

 

[jgaroppo]

Some guys told me it was a acro eating nudibranchs but They don’t look like that to me.

 

[elysics]

I think those are mesenterial filaments that come out because the coral is super stressed, dipping it constantly might be stressing it more.

Google those and see if the images match, hard to tell from the pictures, you'll have to judge that with your eyes

 

[happyhourhero]

I think those are mesenterial filaments that come out because the coral is super stressed, dipping it constantly might be stressing it more.

Agree with this

 

[jgaroppo]

I think those are mesenterial filaments that come out because the coral is super stressed, dipping it constantly might be stressing it more.

You think maybe ramping up the par might have caused that? I have g5 blues that I’m running at 50% I bought a fixture that I can incorporates t5’s and I’m trying to turn them on. Soooo….. maybe too much par causing this. Or feeding? I did add some yellow snow a few days ago from algae barn and have been adding ocean magic phyto.

 

[jgaroppo]

Okay just watched a video, man I’ve been stressing my corals out for no reason.