What's on my zoas

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Seems to be hard white stuff on certain colonies

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Sponge!!
 
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Ahh! Ok good I have been doing furan 2 dips and coral Rx I've noticed its on only like my pink hippos and red hornets of course my favorite two zoas lol
 

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If it's white speckles on the polyps themselves you're looking at zoa pox which will KO the colony
 

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All I see is zoa tissue and glue for the frag, unless there's something in the photo I don't see there's no sponge.
 

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Thats a sponge, if its growing fast remove it, if not its fine to leave

Ill edit this as I take that back, looks like bacteria, its not fungas furan 2 wouldve killed it. If its affecting the polyps by stunting its growth or not opening, i would brush/scrape or spot treat it with peroxide
 

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