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Lance A Warne

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I have 3 of these pink chewing gum looking blobs in my tank. They are each about 1-1.5inch diameter about .5inch tall. Also the blackish/green with bubbles on it creeping across one of the corals
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That black stuff looks like Cyanobacteria. I'm not really sure about those pink blobs though. Are they hard, soft etc? Maybe a Sea Squirt of some type?
 
That black stuff looks like Cyanobacteria. I'm not really sure about those pink blobs though. Are they hard, soft etc? Maybe a Sea Squirt of some type?
The are a pretty soft not real squishy.I was thinking something like that. At first i thought the was only one but a few days later i notice the other two. Thought it was kind of weird
 
That black stuff looks like Cyanobacteria. I'm not really sure about those pink blobs though. Are they hard, soft etc? Maybe a Sea Squirt of some type?
Cyanobacteria is correct. Sorry was misinformed about the others apparently they were nothing more than coral epoxy.

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