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05/11/2015, 12:39 PM
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Zoa's releasing?
Today I noticed that my big colony of eagle eye Zoa's started to release a milky white substance. And closed up. I saw some kind of " critter " moving through it. It was way to fast to get a good look at it. Looked like a tiny slug but moved at the speed of light. Any ideas?
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05/11/2015, 12:43 PM
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don't know of the possible critter without a photo id. Zoas probably let out their toxic. So next time you have to put your hands in the tank I would put some gloves on.
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05/11/2015, 01:00 PM
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I'm sure it was toxin! I was watching tv when I saw the zoo's release the toxin. Walked over and saw something moving through the colony. Poked it with a stick and it hailed *** into the live rock. Way to fast to get a photo. Are fireworms fast or sluggish? And I just noticed that there is three white small egg sacks under the zoa colony.
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05/11/2015, 01:50 PM
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Can't answer the fireworm question, don't have experience with none. Are you able to get the zoas out the tank? If so, I would recommend dipping them maybe in Coral Rx or Bayer solution.
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05/11/2015, 02:03 PM
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In the process of getting the dip ready. The litter critter flew back into the live rock. Will sip kill any eggs?
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