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deepsea43
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it looks like a zoa eating nudi to me. I am not 100% sure though so i would put it in a cup until someone can id it more specificly.
AquaNerd
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not sure on species, but a nudi none-the-less. kill it.
Raymond
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dang...BAD NUDI! where you get that from?
bdblkta1
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ive got a guess raymond and im sure you know where that would be. we had gotten them in my brothers tank at one point and it took lots of patiance to get them all. they look exacly like the zoas they are eating but if you look real close you should be able to see them and remove them all. use a siphon hose and go over your polyps if possible that will get a few if there are more.
FISHSTICK
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nudi
That's exactly what it is, zoa eating nudibranch. I have had some come on some zoa colony I've bought from LFS. If you have a QT tank you can put your zoa colony in, and watch for these nudibranch for a few weeks to make sure your zoas don't disappear, it will save you problems in the future.
deepsea43 said:
That's exactly what it is, zoa eating nudibranch. I have had some come on some zoa colony I've bought from LFS. If you have a QT tank you can put your zoa colony in, and watch for these nudibranch for a few weeks to make sure your zoas don't disappear, it will save you problems in the future.
FISHSTICK
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You should probably add a sixline wrasse too!
