Zoa Help, Whats going on with these??

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Need some help trying to figure out what is wrong. I will test the tank parameters later tonight, but I don't think there is any issue there as all other zoas and corals are doing great. The tank is a couple years old, and the zoas have been on the same frag rack for a few months. I tried a dip 2 days ago, it hasn't seemed to help. Any Ideas?

NOTE: It kinda looks like some of the lashes are half gone on some of them.

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Are they getting enough flow? Most melting zoas I have had didn't get enough flow for that type of polyp.
 

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Have you recently moved them any on frag rack ? I try to minimize movement especially on my zoa racks , but Double check late when lights go out for Zoa eating [emoji222]nudibranch.
 
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Have you recently moved them any on frag rack ? I try to minimize movement especially on my zoa racks , but Double check late when lights go out for Zoa eating [emoji222]nudibranch.

I only moved them when they start to take the turn, put them in a higher flow area. I will take a look for zoa eating nudibranch. Thanks!
 

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