Srt4eric Vice President BOD BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #1 I noticed a couple of these little guys in one of my zoa colonies.
xcaret Guest BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #3 If you don't know what it is and seems to irritate the zoas, remove it promptly.
Srt4eric Vice President BOD BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #4 xcaret said: If you don't know what it is and seems to irritate the zoas, remove it promptly. Click to expand... A hermit crab had just crawled over them before I took the pic. They seem to be fine. Think I might pull them anyway. Should I dip them or physically remove them?
xcaret said: If you don't know what it is and seems to irritate the zoas, remove it promptly. Click to expand... A hermit crab had just crawled over them before I took the pic. They seem to be fine. Think I might pull them anyway. Should I dip them or physically remove them?
RandyC Supporting Member BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #5 Srt4eric said: I noticed a couple of these little guys in one of my zoa colonies. View attachment 20324 Click to expand... looks like maybe a lone green star polyp.
Srt4eric said: I noticed a couple of these little guys in one of my zoa colonies. View attachment 20324 Click to expand... looks like maybe a lone green star polyp.
M Meshmez Guest BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #7 Or a clove polyp of some sort. Try to remove it unless you like clove polyps...
J jccaclimber Supporting Member BARcard Oct 1, 2020 #9 No idea, but if it's easy to get off I can stick it under my microscope for a picture.