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Just picked up a hammer coral and found these in my dip.

I think these are(were) brittle starfish :(
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no idea what this is
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Just picked up a hammer coral and found these in my dip.

I think these are(were) brittle starfish :(
20170114_163145_1484430279857.jpg


no idea what this is
20170114_163452_1484430280199.jpg
yup star fish. The second could be red valonia. red bubble algae. Its nasty. id consider a another follow up dip and look close.
 
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Dipped again and scrubbed the heck out of it with a toothbrush, again
Nothing more came off.
Here's a better pic of the red thing. It looks like one of my kid's fruit gummies.

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Luckily, I have read enough here to know to dip. The guy told me there was no need, but I didn't want to take any chances. I don't see any more, but I'll keep a close eye.
 

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