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Is this a form of byropsis. It's brownish green with what looks like a lighter green filter feeder top. Not sure how to describe it. It's been in my tank for a year and it's grown really slow. It's now covering up a third of my rock and i want it gone. Thks for any help.

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Well, first things first. If you wanted it gone, waiting a year to decide is unwise when it comes to algae. So make it gone (by hand) and we'll talk about the rest when you get back. I'll wait here....

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Ok, whatever it is/was has been removed from the tank and you are back, right? :)

I do not see anything that looks like Bryopsis, but those photos are not clear on detail. Maybe try pics in pure white light? Can you zoom in more? Maybe shoot on a tripod and with flow off?

If I had to guess from those photos, maybe neomeris and/or hair algae and/or something completely different like hydroids.
 

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