Green shoot-like plant ID?

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Can anyone ID this algae/plant ? Crab and snails don’t touch it… just wondering if it’s safe for the tank?

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Neomeris algae - typically harmless, but sometimes it can be invasive. Urchins reportedly eat it if it gets out of hand.
 
Maybe Caulerpa prolifera? I don't know for sure though
 
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