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I have an over abundance of these little white stalking sponges throughout my tank. Will they harm corals? What can I do to eliminate some of them?

I am more than willing to add a fish that eats them as long as nothing else is in danger. I do not have any decorative sponges to worry about.

Thanks.
 
Here are some pics
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and again behind these zoas
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I can take some out but they are wrapped all around the rock work. I am mostly concerned with whether or not they will harm the surrounding corals.

they are kinda ugly too.
 
I dont think they will hurt anything, i would just do a search online there has to be something that will eat them!
 
I think the only way they would hurt something is if they grow over it, other then that i dont see any problems.
 
That is very true, maybe you can throw them into your sump? Or put then in your fuge?
 

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