Algae ID request (sticks up from rocks a few cm long, strings/stems)

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Just curious if anyone knows what this macro/algae is? I don't really consider it a nuisance algae but I'm not sure what it is. Each stalk is maybe a cm or two long.


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It’s fairly similar to chaetomorpha antennina.
 
Just curious if anyone knows what this macro/algae is? I don't really consider it a nuisance algae but I'm not sure what it is. Each stalk is maybe a cm or two long.


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How about a picture with white light?

Check out this link on Gulf Of Mexico & Caribbean macro algaes.

https://www.marineplantbook.com/
 
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Looks a bit like bryopsis to me.
 
Looks a bit like bryopsis to me.
Yeah I definitely thought it might be, but I wanted to ask to be sure. My astreas and ceriths seem to keep it down. I also manually tug it out. It's just a 15g so removing bryopsis so far isn't too hard, unless it gets out of hand
 

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