I’m not getting much of an answer on my Facebook reef group I’m in. Anyone know what the yellow little fuzzy growth is on my Duncan?
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@Egalindo8
192d
Yeah monitor it’s extension for a day or two, if it closes up more probably best to remove. If you’re talking about near the base, looks like bubble algae. If you men’s that tiny speck near the head, maybe a sponge?
@samfrable5
192d
Where would the sponge have come from? I dip all my corals before introducing them to the tank. It’s gone this morning however. Chat GBT said it could have been its internal organs being irritated or a sting from the rock flower anemones I introduced on Tuesday.
@FluffyMoose96
188d
hmm that fuzz looks like algae probs
@samfrable5
188d
It actually went away and hasn’t come back. So I’m chalking it up to a sting from when I added the rock flowers and they decided to act like tumbleweeds.
@FluffyMoose96
188d
Oh awesome that it cleared up! Those rock flowers can be tricky sometimes. Did you do anything special to help it go away
@samfrable5
188d
No kidding. I was so relieved. I left it completely alone honestly. I would’ve intervened with a dip and scrub on day 3 but it didn’t get so out of control that I felt like I needed to do anything. And it went away. I did watch it like a hawk though.
@FluffyMoose96
188d
That’s awesome it just chilled out on its own! I’m nervous about messing with mine too early. Watching closely is definitely
@samfrable5
188d
Are your corals doing something that you feel like you need to intervene on?
@FluffyMoose96
188d
Not really yet! Jyoust trying to spot any weird color changes or weird growth. Still learning what’s normal haha. Yoyou?
@samfrable5
187d
I’m just learning too! Had a tank about 7 years ago that was successful and trying to get back into it and follow what I did as opposed to what’s new. I think it’s working ? Lol
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looks like hair algae 😕