litte green tranlucent bubbles

ok the little green things are rite by my fingers, theres something else i dont know what is in this pic but couldnt get a real clear shot so i wont bother yall with it, oh and any clue what kinda zoas these are, lol i know i know, im clueless

 

ok i went ahead and circled the other thing if any one has just really great eyes

 

by your fingers:
That is bubble or grape algae

the other:
Unknown, bad pic, but, looks to be some sort of Acro

 

Bubble algae. Can become a nuisance and unsightly. The algal spores are contained in the bubbles.

Remove the rock from the water and then carefully remove the shperes from the rock. Rinse well in tank water before putting them back into your display.

Emerald crabs will dine on it if you want to try a natural remedy.

 

allrite thank u guys very much for the reply, i will pull it out and do away with them

 

+1 to removing the rock and rinsing. Try not to bust the bubbles no matter what! They will tend to pull off in clumps if you take a needle or toothpick and slowly scrape at the base. Also if you go with emerald crabs ask for females. Females are less aggressive and are much less likely to eat any soft corals. They aren't know to eat softies very often but mine went to town on one of my shrooms.

 

heres a youtube vid that shows you how to remove them.

4 Ways to Remove Bubble Algae From Your Reef Tank - YouTube