Zoas have been closed for around a week

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All my other zoas are doing good, this frag was growing for a while then randomly closed and only a couple polyps opened since just wondering if anyone has any experience with this, thank you
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Look like palys to me ? have you dipped them to check for pests ?
keep an eye on that bumble bee,see if it's bothering them ,looks like a white striped to me ,type of conch ?
 
Look like palys to me ? have you dipped them to check for pests ?
keep an eye on that bumble bee,see if it's bothering them ,looks like a white striped to me ,type of conch ?
Its a frag of zoas but there’s a little paly growing on it , I did dip the frag when I got it but now it’s grown onto the rock and yes that’s a bumble bee snail
 
Check for asterina starfish if you’ve seen them in your rank. Some go after zoas.
 
I see what looks like aiptasia irritating the polyp on the left side of the bottom right colony in your picture. I would check the other colonies for more aiptasia.
 

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