Bad isopod?

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I can't tell if these guys are good or bad. This might be the reason to my zoas dying. They seem to match up with a images of isopods. If they are bad how do I kill them?

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To be exact, it is a munnid isopod.....harmless.
 
If you really want to kill them, get a mystery wrasse ;) or any wrasse for that matter lol they'll get rid of your pod population
 
If you really want to kill them, get a mystery wrasse ;) or any wrasse for that matter lol they'll get rid of your pod population
I have a flasher but don't think he eats them. Since they are harmless I don't care. I wasent sure at first as I have been losing lots of zoas and I see them crawling all over my zoas at night.
 

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