What the heck is this?!

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Noticed this orange looking snail or nudibranch or something else. I have no idea what it is but my jawbreaker laid some new babies and hasn't really opened up fully since although it looks like she isn't done. Does anyone know what this orange thingy is and if it's bad??
 

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Not a flatworm but some sort of nudi.
anyhow get rid of it before it lays eggs.
QT is key!
 
I placed them in a container and removed all of them then checked the surrounding frags and couldn't find any. Hopefully and caught it in time. Just in case is there something that kills or eats nudis?
 
maybe ill grab a yellow coris. I used to have a melanarus and six line in my old reef and never noticed any pests but they got too agressive so they didn't make the move.
 

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