Help me ID please!

[Eyomael]

ID please!

 

[KrisReef]

Possible zoa polyps, or mushrooms, or red algae, but nothing is in focus enough in the imate for me to identify what the arrows are pointing at. This is a zoomed blue illuminated photo showing some kind a blob. Probably not eggs, but it raises a lot more questions.

A description of what is shown in the photo, (A live rock?) Ie, Soft, hard, slimy, plant like, animal like, actual color,
Origin/source of rock, age of tank, and a something in the view frame to provide a scale in the photo besides a possible strand of green algae and the tentacle of a torch, or an anemone?

How many question do I get answers for from this photo?

Could be egg masses with my sore eyes>

 

[SimonMo]

Maybe red planaria flatworms? Are they moving? The photo could be better quality.

 

[KrisReef]

Maybe red planaria flatworms? Are they moving? The photo could be better quality.

This is a reasonable possibility. Well done.

 

[Tahoe61]

Infestation of Red Planaria.

How to eliminate Flatworms (Red Planaria) | Melev's Reef

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The Battle with Red Planaria Flatworms

Would a coral banded shrimp take care of them? I have a coral banded shrimp and he didn't do anything, but they do eat bristleworms. I got a melenurus wrasse and he wiped them out in two weeks and I had allot of them. None since.

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