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The white fuzz on the acro. Are they messenteral filliments ?

I was out of town for a few days and noticed them when I came back. They look like they're spreading
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Does it behave like a fuzz and stay relatively the same length or does it act slimey and grow/decrease in length throughout the day?
 
Does it behave like a fuzz and stay relatively the same length or does it act slimey and grow/decrease in length throughout the day?
It states in the same place, however there seems to be more from different branches at different times of the day.
 
Could be mistaken but it looks like it's sliming up in that area. Almost looks like a chew mark?
 
There seems to be multiple patches. They got bushier and more plentiful after I feed some lrs
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I actually stress out when my acropora and milleporas do it. It is very rare in my tank. I've only seen it a few times over 12 years when I storm the tank cleaning my sand bed. If this is happening every time you feed LRS food he must have some magic acro stuff in there. I make my own food but know he makes quality goodies for fish and corals.
 

WHICH KIND OF INVERT HAS CAUSED THE MOST MISCHIEF IN YOUR TANK?

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