Are the pods renting?

Very interesting,...seems big for a pod and I have never seen pods behave like this,...baby mantis of some kind?
 
Do these guys go after zoas/palys

There are some individuals rumoured to do this. For 99% of people, these are a welcome sight and some even grow cultures to seed their tanks.
 
There are some individuals rumoured to do this. For 99% of people, these are a welcome sight and some even grow cultures to seed their tanks.

Not trying to hijack this thread I promise! I just took a video of some amphipods chowing down on my Sunny D colony at night time. I'll try to share the video, but apparently fish will do little to resolve the issue as the pods are nocturnal. I was informed a coral banded shrimp would be a better option. Any ideas? I have a mandarin, but he can only tackle the little guys, many are far to large for him to eat.
 
I would be more concerned with all the spaghetti worms i see in the sand bed. Not that there completly bad but defently not pleasant to look at.
 
To me, that stuff is what makes the tank interesting. Hip hip hooray for biodiversity.
 
So those are the critters that we use to fish with at the beach..? dig them out of the sand..at the waters edge? always called them sea fleas...lol..
 

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