Is this safe?

[Athier]

Looks like a snail to me but not so sure it's exact.

Just saw it crawling in zoas earlier when I turned on the light.

Would it be safe to leave it in tank?

Thank you.

[surreal1228]

I would remove it immediately.

[Athier]

May i know the reason ?

[Clement Chen]

looks like a nudibranch. does it have like feathers or hair on e back? if it does probably a zoa nudi, i had a big headache with those they will eat the zoas and they reproduce fairly quickly. can use a wrasse to eat them

[Athier]

looks like a nudibranch. does it have like feathers or hair on e back? if it does probably a zoa nudi, i had a big headache with those they will eat the zoas and they reproduce fairly quickly. can use a wrasse to eat them

This sound scary.

I saw it in that position earlier and couldn't monitor much as need to rush to workplace.

Half of it body was already in one of the zoas mouth..

I gotta check it out again when reach home.

Six line wrasse will do?

[Clement Chen]

yup 6 line plus manual removal. yellow coris also known to eat them

[Ahhyi]

But you out six line. A lot of other fish cannot put

[youdontnowm]

Get melanurus wrasse. Best. My yellow coris dont eat nudis at all.

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[brojj]

Take out & dip in fresh water for 3-5 mins. Alternatively u can use coralRX or any other similar products. Get yellow coris.

[Clement Chen]

Take note the dip has to be done regularly as it does not kill the eggs, they can also hide in rocks etc, so also not 100%

[surreal1228]

Looking for Joel at iwarna. He got lots of pest control wrasses.

[surreal1228]

Joe p. Sorry typo

[iskay]

The photo shows a small conch in the middle of the zoa. I've not heard of zoa-eating conch but to be safe remove it. Snail-wise, the sundial snail is the confirmed eater of zoas.

This page will be of help... http://www.zoaid.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=384

[Athier]

At last! It is caught...

Thank you for the inputs dear bros.

Really appreciate it

Two of the zoas seems a bit damaged. Can I just leave

the zoas as it is? Here the pic of the damaged zoas.

[Athier]

And here is the crawler pic.

It is caught manually. Do advise whether it is safe or unsafe

to leave it in the tank.

Thank you..

[Clement Chen]

That is not a nudi. Lol might have seen wrongly.

[Athier]

That is not a nudi. Lol might have seen wrongly.

Haha could be due to my previous pic that was not too clear.

Thanks. .

[blusafe]

Looks like a harmless snail, not a zoa predator. It might have been irritating the zoas by crawling all over them. My large turbo snails and cucumber do this all the time but it's only temporary. The zoas are fine.

[Athier]

Looks like a harmless snail, not a zoa predator. It might have been irritating the zoas by crawling all over them. My large turbo snails and cucumber do this all the time but it's only temporary. The zoas are fine.

yes agree.. It could have irritate the zoas. Thanks for the input Bro..

[Snoopyhamburger]

I have those in my tank...

[Athier]

Found this crawling on tank surface...caught it.

What is this and is this coral safe?

[iskay]

Nudibranch. Generally bad news... Look for ribbon like threads those are the eggs.

[Kamil Tooshie]

Looks a lot like the zoanthid eating nudibranch. Goodluck!

[Athier]

Nudibranch. Generally bad news... Look for ribbon like threads those are the eggs.

I caught one more that is squeezing inside a zoas head..

Bro, Is there anyway that I can take out the small rock with the zoas to do some cleaning or etc?

Btw, can help to provide me example picture of the eggs?

Thanks..

Is the whitish lump/'silicon' the eggs?

[Athier]

Looks a lot like the zoanthid eating nudibranch. Goodluck!

ohoh. . This is really a bad news..