Sick Zoa? White film

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I got a zoa frag over a week ago, and it looked fine, fully opened up after few hours.

Today I noticed a bit of white film, the zoas are still open, is this something that requires treatment?

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When I can remove it by delicately rubbing it:

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Hw are they doing now? Did it have a smell?
 
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As far as I remember it didn't have any noticeable smell. The white coat/film reduced after a few days, but recently I fragged that zoa and removed the fishy steam just to be safe..

So far they are doing ok, will post some pictures soon.
 
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So the Zoa is doing ok, all frags are fine , no trace of the white thingy:
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But I noticed same thing on the green star polyp, started a new thread. Cleaning it up didn't help, it came back after two days:

 

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