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Some sort of worm. Not even going to try to guess what it is.
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http://www.mywhitecourt.com/gallery/...08&id=worm0021This worm is a peanut worm.
Sipunculida sp.
A harmless detritivore living in your rocks.
http://www.mywhitecourt.com/gallery/...8&id=ident0005The green algae growing on your dead coral is Green Boring Algae
Ostreobium sp. If problematic in your tank it can cause tissue recession in affected corals.
http://www.mywhitecourt.com/gallery/...=ident0003_001
Another Green Thingy is as Christyf5 said
Acetabularia sp.
Possibly
Acetabularia dentata sp. or
Acetabularia polyphysoides/Polyphsa polyphysoides
Most in this genus are small and very decorative and unlikely to become problematic. I've had them a few times and thought they were quite attractive, unfortunately my tangs found them tasty.