White spot on palys??

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It’s not sand on it and it just appeared about 4 days ago. Hard to get pics of it.. anyone seen this before?
 
So, I'm guessing those are Grandis palys?

They are indestructible.

Last thing to die in a tank pretty much.

They supposedly add sand to their structure.
Don't remember where I read that about 6 years ago when I started keeping them. Don't remember hearing it since that 1 time.
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Anyway, all I see is a large chunk of white towards the upper left and a really cool dottyback.

Can you provide some better pictures?

The Grandis can survive most anything.
So they could end up providing a safe space for other zoa pests/parasites.
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So, I'm guessing those are Grandis palys?

They are indestructible.

Last thing to die in a tank pretty much.

They supposedly add sand to their structure.
Don't remember where I read that about 6 years ago when I started keeping them. Don't remember hearing it since that 1 time.
[emoji848]

Anyway, all I see is a large chunk of white towards the upper left and a really cool dottyback.

Can you provide some better pictures?

The Grandis can survive most anything.
So they could end up providing a safe space for other zoa pests/parasites.
0a27ee8c4fc1d54e07778c7a5a9c5e0d.jpg
cf6605dc85db6fd28e0310ff3c4a7a13.jpg

I will try to get a better picture, i bought them as lemon palys and that’s my larger purple firefish!
 

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