Zoa issue

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I have no idea what has happened. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have no idea what has happened. Any help would be appreciated.
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Agree- valonia AKA bubble algae and when within coral can be tricky for removal. Adding crabs may also cause damage to zoa. Same applies to rabbit fish- They will eat the bubble and zoa equally.
In a case like this, I often take a small needle and have 3/8 tubing ready and attach needle to the end of tubing with rubber band and pop each one and siphon at same time- You will have removed all spores and foreign material in area.
Had to do this in the past with birdsnest coral and was gone 100%
 
Thanks, these bubbles are hard and crystal like.......is that true of bubble algae? Can not really find anything in my short search.
 
Thanks, these bubbles are hard and crystal like.......is that true of bubble algae? Can not really find anything in my short search.
At times, feel firm until you poke them
 

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