Something on my coral

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There is something livening off my SPS here, just this one, so far. I can't really tell what it is. Seems white, and they group together at times I think. Certainly seen some bite marks. Whatever it is is small.
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Well I dipped it and couldn't make anything out in the tubs. But looks clean now. Also dipped some others near by it. I think I'll dip again in 7 days in case of eggs.
 

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