Any idea what these are?

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First off I'll say I have a guess but I won't say what I think it is yet. I'd like to see if anyone else has seen this before. It's not coraline algae and I can remove them whole with a little brushing or my fingernail.

Small purple/whitish spots. Perfectly round. Attached mostly to rock surfaces. I don't see any on the glass or eggcrate.

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Just a guess, a species of flatworm.
 
Could they be a polyp type coral that reproduced sexualy and thus is all over the tank?
 
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