Pest or not?

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I’ve noticed this on the tip of my pink millepora for a month or so (maybe longer) but today it dawned on me that it might be a pest.
I’ve had this coral for about four months and it is growing fine but this tip looks different than the others.
I’m just wondering if it might be a bad guy and if so, what’s the best way to get rid of it?
Thanks
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Really tough to see. You don’t need two posts. In my experience it leads to less responses IMG_9045.jpeg
 
Really tough to see. You don’t need two posts. In my experience it leads to less responses IMG_9045.jpeg
Why wouldn’t I need two posts? They are two separate questions. Maybe you didn’t read both of them?
One is about something growing on a coral and the other is a question about a snail.
Also, I will circle what I am asking about on this post. Maybe you’ll be able to see it then. If not I can put arrows pointing to it. Let me know.
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Why wouldn’t I need two posts? They are two separate questions. Maybe you didn’t read both of them?
One is about something growing on a coral and the other is a question about a snail.
Also, I will circle what I am asking about on this post. Maybe you’ll be able to see it then. If not I can put arrows pointing to it. Let me know.
546A3438.jpeg
That looks like a normal growth polyp to that coral. Typically the center top polyp is larger than the side polyps
 
That looks like a normal growth polyp to that coral. Typically the center top polyp is larger than the side polyps
Ok thanks. I wasn’t sure since it looks different than the other tips and it resembles the nudibranch that I used to have on one of my montipora.
This has been on there for quite some time though and it has never moved or caused damage that I can see.
 

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