What kinda of algae are these green stick looking strands please and thankyou??

MikeyD1182

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I have these green stick looking strand things that aren’t hard and they do move slightly in the flow of the tank and they are in little clusters on some frags and on the ends of some pieces of live rock. I’ve brushed them off with a toothbrush a time or 2 but they seem to reappear in other places or sometimes in the same places. I’ve tried googling it but can’t seem to find anything on it. I have no gha or bubble algae just these here and their. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi @MikeyD0182

sorry about the missed response. Really hope it doesn’t discourage you from seeking assistance in the future. you can alway tag a #reefsqaud member, bump the thread, or even shoot a pm to me.
 

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For anyone who is wondering I did reef flux for some bryopsis that randomly popped up and the reef flux killed the green bubble sticks too
 

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