something on my lps

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So I noticed some very small weird cone like things on my candy coral stalk and it seems tobe multiplying . can't get a pic its to small and my camera sux. I also noticed a couple on one of my echinophyllia the corals seem fine if anything they look better than ever. Any clues? Its kinda resembles how mushrooms grow on big trees best way I can think to explain. Had to use a magnifying glass to even get a good look enough to tell they are cone shaped.
 
There are parasitic snails that are cone shaped. I think they are white and I know they are very small. But I don't remember what they eat. Maybe its just clams. I can't recall.
 
Tunicates are narrow at the base where they are attached and wider at the top. They are harmess (as far as I am aware) and filter your water. They come is all shapes and colors.
 
Bill says that is what I have gowing in my sump and on the shaded areas of glass. I'm a dope and thought they were sponges. Tiny little things - have hundreds of them. Wish they ate nitrates. LOL
 

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