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hi

Can someone help me ID the below

Looks like a nudibranch, is this reef safe?

Should i remove it or leave it

Thanks

Zoa eating nudibranchs, none reefsafe...

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Zoa eating nudibranchs, none reefsafe...

Try get some pest control Wrasses like yellow, radiant, leapord etc.... and manually remove them if spot any...

The best is RX your corals and acclimatise in frag corner/tank before adding in your tank to prevent this scenario...

Cheers..

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Try get some pest control Wrasses like yellow, radiant, leapord etc.... and manually remove them if spot any...

The best is RX your corals and acclimatise in frag corner/tank before adding in your tank to prevent this scenario...

Cheers..

Thanks a million

Cheers

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