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Other than a zoa eating machine I all ready figured that out the hard way
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It looks kind of like a small Nudie branch to me
 
You can examine the polyps when they are closed and look for their eggs. Google nudibranch eggs and you can see what you're looking for.
 
I wod take every zoa out of ur tank and dip them for 10 minutes. Do it for 7 days straight. They will all die.
 
I don't have any way to dip my corals I might need some help with that if any one local has done this please let me know
 
Its ok to have different methods. Thats the great thing about this hobby. Lots of different ways to do things. The reason i say to pull all the zoas out is the nudi eggs could and probably are in the zoas and if not removed will hatch. U can manually remove them with a razor but that is almost imposs. So you want to dip for 6-7 days in a row so when they hatch (which is fairly quickly) they will die. Zoas are very hardy and will be fine with the dip.

Edit: Call ur local petco or petsmart. I believe they might carry coral dip

Edit: Or u can order online from bulk reef or similar sight
 
JimmyStephens;855407 wrote: Theres several types. Any coral dip is good imo. I use reef dip (believe thats the name)
Seachem reef dip.. That is what you gave me
I'm about to start my 7 day dip treatment on zoas as well
 
+1 to what he said^^

I had monti eatting ones that I decimated, prior to them dieing off I never saw them touch anything other than montis; I think they are usually picky about what they'll eat.
 
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