Help. Not aefw but eating acro!

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The piece is gone so no worries.. but I know this creature will strike again. Seams to be every 4 to 5 days.
It was the size of a diabetic needle tip or less . Kcl seams to control population but not kill or easily help relate from coral. I will try to identify more when I use exodus dip this weekend. Trying to identify not eliminate . This is ongoing for months. Yes I had aefw eggs 8 weeks ago but broke it all down . Due to kcl dip
 
The piece is gone so no worries.. but I know this creature will strike again. Seams to be every 4 to 5 days.
It was the size of a diabetic needle tip or less . Kcl seams to control population but not kill or easily help relate from coral. I will try to identify more when I use exodus dip this weekend. Trying to identify not eliminate . This is ongoing for months. Yes I had aefw eggs 8 weeks ago but broke it all down . Due to kcl dip
I’d love to find out what it is.
Sucks you’re going through this but a good thing if you figure it out.
 
I assume this has been my pests for over 6 months. I have completed 8 weeks kcl dip. Found aefw eggs. Removed all. Broke all pieces out of main and move to frag tank on racks. Completed another 8 weeks kcl. 4 days after kcl dip these will attack at least 1 frag. Dipping q 4 days keeps at bay but not killing.
 
How much is that microscope zooming? Is that as much as it can go? 1000x-2000x would be nice.

...Just close enough to identify
 
Mine only goes to 1500 and I can identify dinos...so...something is off with those numbers i would think
 

WHAT KIND OF HAPPY ACCIDENT(S) HAVE YOU HAD IN YOUR REEF?

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