What eats Tritoniopsis elegans (soft/leather eating nudibranch)

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Been googling for hours and can’t find an answer but I just spotted two of these suckers in my tank last night and picked them out but I fear the “noodle” looking things they left behind are eggs. Can I just plop a wrasse in there or something to eat them as they are hatching? I’d rather not pull every rock and coral out and scrub them. Not just because of the actual work but because of the stress on the corals and ecosystem.
 
That’s why I was hoping to hear. Unfortu my DT is in the middle of a fishless Ich treatment cycle but I’d rather risk it and stick the wrasse in there to eradicate the nudi problem them I can put it in the QT and start waiting again lol
 

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