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It's not a Stomatella. Stomatella have shells. These do not. Here's a dead one after it was isolated for two weeks and finally came out of the 1/2 eaten zoa.

My best attempt at identifying the zoa eater.

A slightly better closeup if anybody can ID the brown spotted critter. Looks like there's another one inside the mouth. It may or may not have survived the dip. It fell off pretty easy when I bumped it ( hopefully my 6 line found it) but there was another one deep inside the mouth that was...

I tried but not near as good as the first post. The bug is shriveled up and dead now. Looks more like a flatworm now.

It's sitting in a cup right now. The bug has crawled out the bottom.

That's what I'm thinking or a slug since he's more sluggy looking.

Can anybody help to identify the brown spotted bug eating this zoa? Not the greatest pick but you can se where all the orange lashes have been devoured. Looks like another one deeper inside also.

A slightly better closeup if anybody can ID the brown spotted critter. Looks like there's another one inside the mouth.

Added a few critters today. Tank is doing well. New inhabitants: Corus Wrass, Randalls goby, and a fire shrimp.

I do a little kalk and 25% water changes biweekly on my 10G and so far it's been doing great.

Thanks for the Sunny D! Awesome looking zoa.

Me too. Looks like there are 3 in there now...lol

Hey BARcode. Can you help me fix this. I meant to just give xCry0x a frag but accidently transferred it to him. It would be nice to be able to edit the journal in the future.

I'd love one.

Too big for my tank but beautiful.

Thanks. I replied...it posted twice and then I managed to delete both....lol

I'm adding a few rules. Must have a tank journal Must have started or fulfilled 1 chains Must provide updates every so often, including pics It's simple if you want frags you need to offer frags and you should post updates and photos of the frags you received.\ I don't think it's asking too...

This softie is ready to infest, um I mean move on to someone else. These are beautiful and hardy but grow rapidly. The piece I have available is about 3" round.

Red Sea Pro. Upgraded from Instant Ocean, A noticeable improvement in growth and color.