Zoa Worms(?)

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Hi, can you help me identify this
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white worm like on my zoa and if should I be worried or what can I do with it. Thanks
 
no, i only noticed it when im blowing the excess food with pipette. It doesn’t move also, like a plant roots without the plants.
 
I have the same thing in one of my Zoas. It’s only in one but seems to be spreading slowly. Two dips have not done anything to it. Anyone have any additional ideas?
 

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Are they hard? Could be tube worms, harmless filter feeders. If unsightly break them off at the base.
 

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