Possible Bta hitchhiker on frag

ibob991

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Please help me identify this hitchhiker. Looks like a Bta to me but what do I know.

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Pull the frag, get rid of the nudi and look for eggs. Definitely looks like a zoa eating nudi. Bad!!
 

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You just get that frag? I would just toss it honestly, unless you have a good QT ready to go. A zoa nudi that big has probably dumped plenty of eggs already. If it came on another zoa not in the picture, maybe now is the time for a QT.
 
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yes, I just got the frag yesterday. Looking at doing a full lugol dip on every frag in the tank tomorrow when the product shows up. I also have a 6 line in the tank which supposedly eats these, so the problem may resolve itself naturally.
 

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Check all your zoas for eggs. They are white and spirally.
 

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