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I have never seen This before any idear What that could be? Its Stock the the rock or well like the Coraline algee.

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is that bubbles i see on this stuff. If thats the case, most likely it is something that uses photosynthesis. Likely some sort of algae or photosynthetic bacteria like cyano.
 
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is that bubbles i see on this stuff. If thats the case, most likely it is something that uses photosynthesis. Likely some sort of algae or photosynthetic bacteria like cyano.


it not the red once thats just coraline algee but more velvet has to be scrabed off whit a blade.


its just below the over flow brown and round whit some white in the middle not someting i just can remove either has to be scrabed off
 

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I see exactly what you're talking about - deep brown semicircle wit a paler, patterned rim and a white pattern at the "center" (or what would be the center of a full circle). Almost looks like some kind of mushroom coral or tunicate, but . . . that's a weird, cool thing!

Possibly @Lionfish Lair can offer some insight . . . She's awesome at hitchhikers!

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Does it move around or is it stationary? How does it feel to the touch?

If I had to guess I'd probably go with a fleshy Limpet right now.
 
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I don't think it's mushroom coral or ricordea, I can't identify any bubble-like shapes @Maritimer. Gotta go with @stevo01, to me it looks like Red Crustose Coralline Algae.

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And Thats the bown blues/white Thing we are takling about not the red Stuff?

There sits just below the overflow.?

Its like a circle shaped Thin and hard but has to removed Whit a razor blade.
More specific, the brown one is Rhodaophyta sp.
 
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It can outcompete some corals, so be aware of that. Have a look at the links we have posted for you :)
Cheers Cant seem to find any Thing on fighting it. Så i dosent takes over. My Aquarium is covered alot in Coraline but as u can See in the side its also drak red. And not Cyano.
 

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Urchins eat coralline. There is always something that exists to compete or control something else. It's nature taking care of itself. Good luck.
 

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