Possible pest? Please help ID

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I bought a red dragon frag today and passed it along to a friend as an early Christmas present. He was dipping in coral rx and noticed these. Can anyone help id these and if they are harmful? Thanks for your input.

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I bought a red dragon frag today and passed it along to a friend as an early Christmas present. He was dipping in coral rx and noticed these. Can anyone help id these and if they are harmful? Thanks for your input.

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Could be red bugs, do they move?
 
When in doubt, just gently pry the frag of the plug and attach to a new plug (as your friend has done). This practice has really cut down the risk of introducing nasties into my DT. But of course this is just for pests that aren’t the coral itself hence where quarantine comes in.
 

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