Green colonial guys

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These guys took over a small portion of rock. Very small, half the size of a zoa head. I’m leaning anemones but odd to see them colonize like that and be that tiny. I recall seeing them as even tinier months back as smaller yellow dots.
 
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Could be colonial hydroids. But can they be green? And odd to see in a long established tank?
 

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Those are definitely colonial hydroids. If you run a quick search of green colonial hydroids I'm sure you will return a plethora of similar results. They were a problem in my nano reef I ran years ago.
 

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