Turbo Snail eggs?

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Hello everyone, my zoanthus is not opening 100% the last fews days, I thought maybe because of too much light so I've put it on a little shadowed area, right next to where the bigger clown sleeps. This morning I woke to these on the frag base:

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Are those turbo snail eggs? Clown eggs? I don't think they are clown eggs since the clowns are too young and recent on the tank (my tank is 2 months old). I hope it's not something unwanted haha.

I have as CUC Nishi snails, turbo snails and hermit crabs (small ones and yellow legged ones).

Thanks.
 
Nope, not Turbo eggs. Turbo Snails spawn I believe.
Thanks for the reply, I agree with that. I also noticed a couple of white spots on the zoa, could this be related?
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As in the image, the zoa is not opening 100% and is pointing upwards.
 
Thanks for the reply, I agree with that. I also noticed a couple of white spots on the zoa, could this be related?
1736433892247.png

As in the image, the zoa is not opening 100% and is pointing upwards.
Doesn't look like Zoanthid Pox but Google it and see if that looks like zoa pox.
 

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