Can anyone ID this algae?? Clear HA??!

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Really though, sometimes its tuff stuff. Seen a couple people have problems with it in the past. I had some before for a few months, and it just got munched on or went away. Do you have any tangs?
 
Really though, sometimes its tuff stuff. Seen a couple people have problems with it in the past. I had some before for a few months, and it just got munched on or went away. Do you have any tangs?

It's actually a buddy of mines tank. He's bought probably a hundred hermits and snails to try and get rid of it. It always seems to come back. I told him to get a tang but it's been slim Pickens around here so he ended up buying some scooter blennys. I just wanted to make sure I was telling him the right things. I figured it was HA dying off and told him to buy more CUC and a convict tang.
 
It's actually a buddy of mines tank. He's bought probably a hundred hermits and snails to try and get rid of it. It always seems to come back. I told him to get a tang but it's been slim Pickens around here so he ended up buying some scooter blennys. I just wanted to make sure I was telling him the right things. I figured it was HA dying off and told him to buy more CUC and a convict tang.
Margarita snails i know for sure eat this stuff like its no tomorrow lol! But yea some inverts are picky. The algae is almost impossible to go plucking off so yea-he'll have to find something to eat it.
 

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