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OK, I've done more searching and I believe you are correct. There are thousands. After much reading on the subject, not sure the correct path forward. My thought is to remove the rockwork and preform a surface scrub. But odds are I won't get them all and they will return. And my rock is glued together. Has anyone been successful in eradicating hydroids?Without clearer images, my guess would be a combination of either vermetid snails or colonial hydroids (the larger brown tubes) and those fuzzy, invasive tube worms that you rarely hear about. The presence of the tube worms may be due to elevated nutrient levels/amounts of particulate matter.
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Looks like you have alot of different species, hair algae, vermited snails, worms, possible sponges, spaghetti worms, maybe hydroids in there too etc.Under all the rocks and in the shadows, I have this white hair/algae/something growing. It is prolific to say the least. Does anyone know what this is? Should I be worried?