Is this something I should be concerned about?

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Hello! This is my first reef tank, and this morning, I noticed one of my zoa polyps wasn't opening, and next to it was this thing. Should I be concerned or take any action? It's the only one I see, and it would be easy to remove the island that the zoa is on. Thanks!
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Thank you! Is there a proven way to remove them? something that eats them perhaps?

There is no easy answer. Sometimes I just ignore them. Population numbers reflect the available food source. If you are broadcast feeding, and or have increased particulates in the water column the numbers of hydroids will increase.
 

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