Stationary pink wiggly thing harming my Alveopora

[billysprout]

Photo and video attached for movement. First noticed it two weeks ago in the same position, the alveopora polyps adjacent to it are now dead. I don’t think aiptasia or manano are this color/shape and i can’t see what else it could be.

Any ideas? frag is from Ali’s shop in Anaheim.

 

[billysprout]

Uploaded vid to youtube. fkin jawfish blocks it half the time LOL. https://youtube.com/shorts/is8PuyGBE5U?feature=share

 

[Geebs19]

I cant say with 100% certainty but it looks like an aiptasia given the head and finger like extensions. Whatever it is I would make a kalkwasser paste and cover it.

 

[billysprout]

pulled the plug off the rocks and got a better photo. it has egg sacs attached and it has a similar shape to a berghia nudibranch.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Some photos under white light would help with an ID.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

pulled the plug off the rocks and got a better photo. it has egg sacs attached and it has a similar shape to a berghia nudibranch.

If you removed the plug already, can you take it out of the tank and scrape/tweeze the thing off your coral? Or dip the frag?

 

[billysprout]

If you removed the plug already, can you take it out of the tank and scrape/tweeze the thing off your coral? Or dip the frag?

did that right after sending my windex (too-blue) picture. i have it on a frag rack for observation, im assuming it was some sort of nudi that was hungry for LPS. i'll update this thread if they come back!

 

[billysprout]

Here’s a version of the previous photo that ios camera ai hasn’t butchered. Could they be monti eating nudibranchs?