Found under zoa plug!!! ID

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Some of my zoas have been staying closed lately . Today I decided to move them around and found 3 of these guys under the frag! What is this and is it harmful? They are real small flat and round and can run pretty fast. Sorry about the video and pictures..
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Copepod.
 

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Can be small nudi's too.
Did you dip your corals before entering the tank at first?
 

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I believe it to be a serolid.
 

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Definitely some kind of slug prob zoa eating nudis (the ones stuck to the bottom of the plug) tho I'm not sure about the swimming one
 

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