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Jose Moreno

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Id these two please.

First one is hairy. Long polyps.

Second one is a...slimer??

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The 1st one could be a milipora and the second one looks like it could be a Slimer but there are other acro's of the same structure. This is a branch of my green slimer.
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I thought the first one might be a milli as well but I have other millis in the tank and it doesnt look the same at all.

That slimer branch looks identical to mine though, hmmm.
 
I thought the first one might be a milli as well but I have other millis in the tank and it doesnt look the same at all.

That slimer branch looks identical to mine though, hmmm.
The main reason I question if it is a Slimer is because most green slimers I have seen the new growth at the tips is usually very light in color to nearly White. And yours is quite dark.
Does a slime up real bad when you take it out of the water for a second and does it have a smell to it? That's another way to tell if it's a Slimer LOL
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The main reason I question if it is a Slimer is because most green slimers I have seen the new growth at the tips is usually very light in color to nearly White. And yours is quite dark.
Does a slime up real bad when you take it out of the water for a second and does it have a smell to it? That's another way to tell if it's a Slimer LOL
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If I touch it in the tank it starts sliming up for sure.
 
Thanks. That validates it for me for sure.
 

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