New pico/nano. Also, Assuming hydroids..

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Just searching the forums these look like ones I shouldn't be too concerned.
Yay?nay?
Anyway tanks a little 2.5gal with a high-tech ac20 decked out with prefilter, filter floss and chaeto. It's over a month cycled, just kinda slow rolling it if I need to wait out these guys b4 adding coral. Enjoying watching it go through the stages. To think a week and a half ago it was cover in hair algae
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Rock scape looks nice, the hydroids should go away as your tank establishes. In my experience they didn't harm anything :). What do you plan on stocking this tank with?
 
Rock scape looks nice, the hydroids should go away as your tank establishes. In my experience they didn't harm anything :). What do you plan on stocking this tank with?
Fish wise I'm pretty limited, possibly one of these minus the court jester. I feel they need a larger established tank.
https://shop.thebiotagroup.com/blogs/news/biota-captive-bred-nano-gobies-in-the-home-aquarium-1Or as far as blennies go maybe a two spot or barnacle. Kinda partial towards blennies, they have more personality imo. Other than that small inverts like sexy shrimp and maybe an ornamental hermit.
Corals, looking at encrusting montis up top and LPS/softies around the base. I'd like to do a mini maxi nem for the sexy's I just don't want it going on a walkabout through the tank. Maybe toss that in first and let it settle in. Tank measurements are 18x6x6"
 
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