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This came in on my live rock from KP Aquatics about 2 months ago. Honestly thought it would probably die off, but now it’s growing a new piece on the other side. Probably about 4 different pieces of this around the whole rock. No idea what it is.

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it is Halmeda and typical on florida and gulf rock. It is a cryptic species rarely consimed due to morphological convergence within the marine macroalgae.
 

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Halimeda species.
Not a tastey macro for tangs, but a lovely macro to have in your display or fuge.
No worries, a good hitch hiker.
 
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Halimeda species.
Not a tastey macro for tangs, but a lovely macro to have in your display or fuge.
No worries, a good hitch hiker.
yea its pretty cool was hoping it wasn't invasive or harmful. Good to know. Just let it be then :)
 

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