Coraline algae?

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Is this coraline algae! I was positive it was and then I got into a rabbit hole and idk! My main concern is the green and I just want to make sure it’s not a problem

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Cyno, a Soft Toothbrush will Scatter it. Coraline, a Soft Toothbrush will not appear to touch it. But, it will start to spread afterwards, in a week or two, after hitting it with a Toothbrush.
 
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