Zoa looks quite different

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So iv had this small zoa frag for about 3 weeks id say it's colour had slowly been retreating for awhile I hadn't noticed until I looked at an old pic

just yesterday it looked fine and today I see it's missing a blotch.

I have two zoa colonies the other one had two heads and one of its heads had been slowly declining, it turned out it was a zoa eating spider as at night when the polyp finally met its end a spider crawled out so far thats the only one iv seen. And it's other head had started opening up fully which it never did before.

Although I think it's unlikely perhaps there was another spider that now damaging the other zoa otherwise I have no clue to why it looks different. My lights are kinda dim so I don't know if that could be a reason.

(Sorry about the poor recent pic my phone camera sucks rn)

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