Please ID this algae!!!

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This algae started growing on one rock and has now started to grow on other rocks as well. It doesnt need a rock to grow on either. Can anyone tell me if its bad or not and if so how to get rid of it. Thanks
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Its a Macro Algae. Tangs, snails and such will eat it. It can grow rapidly with excess nutrients in the water. I'd not say its bad, but I have Tangs that would knock it right out.
 
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Up to you. Sea Hare, Turbo Snails, Asteae Snails, should gobble it up.
 

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