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I have a 20 g reef it's been running for 3 months now, I got this dragon soul favia a month ago and it's been doing great, a little over 2 weeks ago this little thing started to appear out of the favia, it's been getting a little bigger but no ill effects so far, I was wondering if someone knew what it is and if it's bad for the coral.

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It's kind of strange that it doesn't seem to be irritating the coral. I have no idea what it is, but maybe we can get someone with experience to chime in.
 
There's a few methods out there. I've never has to remove one. Carefully as you dont want to damage the coral.
 

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