HELP with black bug ID and orange eggs

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I have noticed my SPS and some Millies struggling over the past few months. I have had red bugs before, and AEFW. But this time as I pick up the corals, dip them I haven't found anything until today. All of this came off just one Acro. I havent seen this type of black bug before and also found orange eggs.

would love help with an ID and treatment.




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These may be Black Bugs - coral-parasitic copepods:
Yeah, white bugs, red bugs, black bugs, etc. (coral-parasitic pods) will almost exclusively be found on their host corals. For more info on these and for some closer up pics/drawings:
 
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Wanted to give this a bump. Anyone have experience with these guys.

Best dip to use and method?
Any in tank treatments work?

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