Monti bubbles?

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Anyone ever seen this? Happens often with this coral, I did have Dino’s(ostreopsis) for awhile. Could this be Dino’s ? It doesnt seem bothered.

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That looks like a patch of Bubble Algae. It should pull off fairly easily and then just toss that algae in the trash
 
That looks like a patch of Bubble Algae. It should pull off fairly easily and then just toss that algae in the trash
Come on man. I know what bubble algae is. I’m referencing the air bubbles right on top of the monti.
 
I don't think that's a Montipora. A pavona or maybe a psammacora. Those bubbles on top, no clue
Hence my comment about the Bubble Algae on the Montipora Digitata.
 

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