Zoa Spider.
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Yes.
It could be a regular sea spider, but considering you found it while handling zoas, 100% a zoa eating spider. I think most sea spiders are bad anyways.
There could be more, so I would try to administer a dip on all zoa colonies.
It could be a regular sea spider, but considering you found it while handling zoas, 100% a zoa eating spider. I think most sea spiders are bad anyways.
There could be more, so I would try to administer a dip on all zoa colonies.
Markschn1
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PS zoas look fineIs this a Zoa spider? I found it on my arm in my tank while moving a large rock with lots of zoas on it.
Thanks much. I thought so. This guy was pretty big though. Probably 1/4"
Markschn1
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Is this a Zoa spider? I found it on my arm in my tank while moving a large rock with lots of zoas on it.
Nate Chalk
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If you get a zoa spider eating sea snake , you'll be okay.
But it may open you up to a venom blast . Ask @F i s h y about it.
But it may open you up to a venom blast . Ask @F i s h y about it.
PapaFishRocks
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And then add a shark to take care of the sea snake.
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Markschn1
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I presume the seasnake venom is sl I slightly more irritating than the zoa palytoxin. Maybe I could just rent him for awhile and return him to my lfs. I'm sure they'd be glad to have him back
BryanM
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Learned something new today!... I'd never heard of these before
Nate Chalk
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Correct!I presume the seasnake venom is sl I slightly more irritating than the zoa palytoxin. Maybe I could just rent him for awhile and return him to my lfs. I'm sure they'd be glad to have him back
But in reality I had one in my tank. They do not asexually reproduce
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