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Its brownish color, maybe a little green. Broad smooth blades with those little light spots arranged in rows.

Just wondering if it should stay or go.

Thanks r2r!
 
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Yes they are
 

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Yea I'm thinking Dictyota. The morphology looks about the same as well. IS that pink their natural color or is that from a refugium light?
 
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No that red hue is from refuge light. It is actually an opaque brown/olive color under white lights, with those spots a lighter shade. The photo is zoomed in and those spots look like stripes with the naked eye.

I think the dictyota ID looks pretty good, though I haven't found a species that is the same.

Assuming dictoya is correct, should I remove it from my fuge?
 

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I would let it grow...got any tangs?? They'd love it as a treat .
 
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I hand fed a little piece to my display today and my fox face absolutely devoured it. He ate it so fast nobody else got a taste.

In light of that, I'm going to let it grow for a while as I dont think it will be a threat to my display.

Thanks for the ID !
 

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