Help me identify whats on my Torch

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So if you all can see on the photo- these tiny hair-like attached on the corals body/stem.

I reAlly don’t know what they are. Please help.

Thanks!

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I don't see them in the photos, but if they are what I think they are then they are harmless. Sorry, I can't remember the name.

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Can barely see them. You could dip and scrub for some piece of mind.
 
So if you all can see on the photo- these tiny hair-like attached on the corals body/stem.

I reAlly don’t know what they are. Please help.

Thanks!

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Probably spirorbid worms. Would need a better image to tell but I’m pretty sure that’s what this is. They’re harmless, I have them all over my glass and on the skeletons of a few of my corals.
 

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