Red bumps on branch coral

kristi518

Member
The lfs gave me some free branch coral from their tank and after I got it home and put it in my tank I noticed that there are tons of red bumps all over it. They vary in size but are blood red in color. I really don't have how to describe them. It is like my coral has the measles. Please help
 

littlebuck

Active Member
Its prob flat worms. If you have yellow tail damsels they will eat them. But then u will have them in ur tank and you will want to get them out. They are a pain. But other then that i think u might be able to get them off with tweezers or something.
 
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kat74

Guest
Maybe it's the deep sea yellow gorgonian with the red on them where the white polyps come out?
 

kristi518

Member
The red bumps do not move and they are really hard. If I wanted to remove them, I would have to scrap them off. They look darker out of water, it really looks like the measles.
 
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kat74

Guest
Originally Posted by puffer32
LOooks like coraline algae to me.
Me too.
 

kristi518

Member
Good deal, I was thinking it was more of a purple color like the stuff on the rocks. Good to know, thanks, I like good news.
 
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