Unknown invert; Please ID!

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Not sure because there were other bugs on it but I think it could be the reason why my hard corals are dying
 
The other bugs died in the dip but these guys seem to be a lot stronger and don't take effect to the coral RX dip
 
Need help pleas!!

You'll have better luck starting a new thread and it will keep this thread on topic. In short those don't look like eggs and if you're thinking AEFW-google the name if you're unfamiliar with what they look like-Using Rx you would have clearly seen them come off if present.

Sorry for your problems but as suggested you'll get more help starting a new thread asking for help

Good luck
 
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I see a copepod; harmless invert.
 
Yes your right it is a copepod but after a lot of research I found out there are over 13,000 parasite kinds that will eat and kill hard coral cause what ever that bug is killed off like 10 of my hard corals
 

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