What are these on my dead skeletons?

[Lostreefin]

I have only seen them on dead or almost dead coral, not observing them on any other frags.

 

[29bonsaireef]

Probably some sort of pod or micro organism feeding on the die-off.

 

[Reefcowboy]

These are flatworms.
Do you see them under some other acros?
Do you see bite marks on the tissue of the corals?
Look closely in this pic. Does it look like what you have?

 

[Lostreefin]

These are flatworms.
Do you see them under some other acros?
Do you see bite marks on the tissue of the corals?
Look closely in this pic. Does it look like what you have?

Been looking hard and haven't seen anything with bite marks or anything on any living acros.

 

[Lostreefin]

Probably some sort of pod or micro organism feeding on the die-off.

Didn't look like AEFW or red bugs to me. You pretty confident that not what these are?

 

[Whisperer]

That dark area in the center, looks like FW eggs. Can you get a better focus?

 

[Graffiti Spot]

They look more like snail eggs.

 

[Graffiti Spot]

I see no signs of aefw since it's just a rtned skeleton. Guessing that since it's clean and bright white.

 

[Reefcowboy]

It is tough to tell from the pictures, hard to see if their shapes are round or flat. Ive had flatworms that accumulated in dead skeletons of my sps. The pic I posted are AEFW but there are other flatworms out there.

 

[Whisperer]

They look more like snail eggs.

Snails do not lay their eggs on a live coral.

 

[Lostreefin]

Thanks for everyone's comments. I just looked all over everything with a flashlight, and can't see any bites or bugs on anything alive. I do have some stuff n the process of stn and recession, but no bites. I do see some more of these on dead skeletons on my frag rack.

 

[Lostreefin]

Whatever they are I can watch them more, they move pretty fast.

 

[Scotty Buttons]

If possible id get a video post it to YouTube then upload the link in this thread. Might be helpful in getting a positive ID