Nudi ID help

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I was looking in my tank today and noticed a set of my zoas were closed. I found this on them, it didnt seem to be eating or hurting them. What is it some sort of NUDI, it looks awesome
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[hud3339]

From what I remember they eat polips

Edit: From what I remember they eat polips

 

[Jaycen B.]

Zoa eater. Kill it with fire.

 

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Crapo, I found them in that hitchhikers guide. I was just hoping my eyes were fooling me. How on earth did I get them I dipped everything.

 

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Will coral rx kill the eggs that are on the zoas? I guess there are some on there at this ponit?

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beccamc10;674434 wrote: Dip does not kill the eggs.

Beat me to the question with the answer, how do I kill the eggs then?

 

[smallblock]

what are the habits of these creatures, do they mainly hang around the zoas? Do they eat other things? Do they hide in the rocks too? If there were no zoas in the tank could they survive?

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beccamc10;674436 wrote: Got to find them and remove them. That's why I did dipping every few weeks. I will lend u my malaria wrasse. He will Lear it up in a matter of weeks

That is very generous of yous guys but I've made a rule after the disease outbreak I had last year. No new fish untill I get my UV up and running for at least a month. If I had it going I would do it but I can't do it right now out of fear that it would get sick and perish. I havent added any fish since I lost so many. All I need is a bulb now so I am almost there. I may break down and order the bulb since I got the sleeve and O ring kit yesterday.

 

[Jaycen B.]

How attached are you to your zoas?

 

[dawgface]

I recently helped a friend clear his tank of nudis. We took every zoa out one by one for inspection of both nudis and eggs. The nudibrach you can pick off with a tweezers, the eggs you must scrape off with a knife or something with a very fine edge. We did this until no eggs or nudibrach were present. He also got himself a yellow corris wrasse that seemed to be hit or miss on eating nudis. If you can find a sea grass wrasse get one, they are as far as I know the only proven nudis eater. I believe LiveAquaria has them in stock.