Hairy acropora and zoa

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Hello fellow reefers,

I need help with a identifying if this hairy growth on my acropora since day 1 and I ignored and now at the base which seems like algae.

The zoa has something different, has had these since day 1 (removed with tweezers) and grew back. Not sure if hydroids or aiptasia.
Both corals are new (under 2 weeks).

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Thanks for the fast response! I’ll try to rid them again if no help I’ll toss this Magic Zoa out as I got at an auction for $5.00.
 
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Neither sound good. But thanks! Is it late to QT these after removing that stuff?
They are they easier of problems to deal with. Once you manually remove and if your parameters are good shouldn’t be a problem. Just wait till you deal with bubble algae, aiptasia vermetid snails ect. It’s always something.
 
They are they easier of problems to deal with. Once you manually remove and if your parameters are good shouldn’t be a problem. Just wait till you deal with bubble algae, aiptasia vermetid snails ect. It’s always something.
Let’s hope those are forums I won’t ever have to search for.
 

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