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what is this. It inches like an inch worm?
 
I am thinking Nudibranch, does it have antenna?
 
That's probably why it's growing. When it was a hitchhiker you didn't notice it because it was so small. Now you see it so it's thriving by having it's resource off your tank
 
It doesn't have the feathery appendages coming out of it like a nudibranch. It almost looks like a sea slug
 
I'll see what I can do about that. It has a fat body with slightly raised bumps and a small head with antennae
 
I thought you were someone else and I edited the post, sorry. I'm 99% its zoa eating nudi
 
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I noticed all pics of zoa eating nudi have feather looking things. He doesn't. Does that mean he's a zoa eating nudi?
 
Here's some pics
 

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If its zoa eating nudi you will have plenty in a couple weeks.
 

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