Help with Duncan Growth

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I’ve had a Duncan for a half a year is so now, and after a friend over feeding the tank a few things showed up.

There appears to be something new growing on it, but it doesn’t look like a new Duncan head. Additionally, I think there is some sort of black bubble algae, should I just leave that to get it to go away?

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I see bryopsis and maybe bubble algae. If you can get it out of 5he tank scrape the skeleton and spray the hard skeleton and mount with hydrogen peroxide.
 
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