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Hello all,

While viewing my tank this evening I noticed this little guy moving across my War Coral. I can get a clearer photo in the a.m. If needed. Grayish color.

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RJ
 

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Yeah, one killed two hallucinations in my tank. I cried for months.
 
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I had to google "saltwater hallucination". I would have cried also. Those throw some seriously beautiful colors! I can't find the little bugger even after moving and scanning the rocks. Stirred it up a bit but all settled now. Hope it shows up and I can get him out asap.
 

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Agree, definitely asterina.
 
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Looks like the little critter is growing back two limbs too.
 

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I had to google "saltwater hallucination". I would have cried also. Those throw some seriously beautiful colors! I can't find the little bugger even after moving and scanning the rocks. Stirred it up a bit but all settled now. Hope it shows up and I can get him out asap.

And I got a sweet deal, too...75 pp...
 

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But yeah, they don't seem like much but they're nasty little buggers.
 

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Look for him on glass when lights go off. Be careful with all zoas and green star polyps, those jerks have killed a countless number of frags. Not till I got a harlequin is when I could get zoas and GSP again.
 
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Look for him on glass when lights go off. Be careful with all zoas and green star polyps, those jerks have killed a countless number of frags. Not till I got a harlequin is when I could get zoas and GSP again.
The Harlequin is pretty rad though!
 
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It has been suggested to get rid of it (them) as they will eat the algae that I want to accumulate in my tank.
 

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