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11-02-2009, 07:05 PM
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Identify: Red branching coral-like growth all over tank.
In our 135 gallon tank, we have noticed maybe 20 or so bunches or growth seen in the pic below. Maybe coral, maybe not sponge? They are about 1-2mm in size, and seem to have a calcareous skeleton. They are in bright light, as well as under overhangs. Any ideas?
We have a medium devil's hand/strawberry coral in the tank, maybe related? 
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