Hi, I need help identifying this algae, is in filter on my nano reef tank
https://vimeo.com/162184412
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https://vimeo.com/162184412
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Algae identitication
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BlueCat1949
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I can't tell because the light is reflecting back from your aquarium glass. Try shooting from an angle so it doesn't blow back toward the viewer.
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On the beginning the flash is annoying, but I managed to handle it, please look at it, the video afterwards shows the algae very well!
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saltwater sam
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I'm pretty sure those are tube worms.
No, they aren't tube worms, in the video, you can actually see that almost at the bottom of the filter there are a lot, looks like chaeto but transparent/white in color...
Never seen something alike
saltwater sam
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Is there light inside the filter? Enough light to drive photosynthesis? Things that are transparent or white usually do not photosynthesize much so I doubt it's algae. Maybe sponge or tunicates or some other invert.
Indirect light, since all my water changes are actually from NSW from the reef where I live, I think it could be some kind of spores. But I can't recognize it.
algaecrazy
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Could be, but it has longer branches... I swear it looks like an algae
Anyone else?
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