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I found these on my new frag, I will be dipping in coral rx but should I take extra care to remove these?
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Can’t really see what it is from the pics
 

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The snaily thing is, but I think the grey tubes are soft
I will also note that the snail thing is moving very slowly because it is now in a different spot of the frag
 
I will also note that the snail thing is moving very slowly because it is now in a different spot of the frag
It kind of looks like a stomatella but I would need better pics
When in doubt scrape it all off
 

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