Nudibranch ZOA eater? Found this morning

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I was looking in my tank this morning and I noticed something a little fuzzy and out of place on one of my zoas. Can someone please tell me what this is. And if its reef safe? Thanks
 

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definitely a zoa eating nudi. would probably look cool in a little nano species tank though

if not flush him

bob
 
What do they look like ?
 
Clusters of white eggs. Look at the sides of what zoas/paly you have


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If you can pull the colonies I would dip them separately. I've been using the Bayer Advanced lately. Try it. There is a thread somewhere. 10mls of bayer to 4 oz of tank water. 5 minutes or so.
 
If you dont want to dip buy a wrasse. Yellow corris or six line. They will clean them up


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I don't trust a wrasse to take care of zoa eating nudis they are too proficient, stealth and hide from the wrasses. If order to beat them you need to dip them once a week for 3 weeks to break the egg cycle
 
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Same here. I love my yellow Corris but he didn't completely finish the job. Stay on top of any infestations. Can't really kill the eggs with just dip.

I don't trust a wrasse to take care of zoa eating nudis they are too proficient, stealth and hide from the wrasses. If order to beat them you need to dip them once a week for 3 weeks to break the egg cycle
 

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