Could This Be Affecting My Zoa's

[Marz]

As some of you may know, I have been having one helluva time trying to keep most zoa's/palys in my DT. I still can't figure it out, but today I saw this. When it was on my RDE's they close up. Could this be the culprit and if so what is it?

 

[theyangman]

touch it. I dare you.

 

[heath]

its hard to tell by the picture, does it move or some kind of growth ?

 

[Marz]

Yeah it moves...

And I would touch if I knew what it was.

 

[harleymike]

Don't touch it, highly poisonous. Don't go near it. You will need to call a professional exterminator and empty your tank.
LOL
Just kidding, have no idea. I have never seen anything like that. Try to catch it with some tweezers and put it in a bowl.
Maybe get a better pic.
Good luck
mike

 

[theyangman]

I'd say no to tweezers when it comes to unknown critters. You might pinch him in half or at the very least piss him off and just in case he releases some sorta nasty sauce into your tank.

Try using a turkey baster to suck him up and dispose of him that way. When in doubt, throw it out.

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[J_T]

Zoo eating nudi?

As long as you zoo's they have food pull the rock, run it under ro water for a minute.


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[harleymike]

ya, now that you say that. It does look like a nudi.

 

[unibob]

White nudis are usually associated with montis.

Zoa eating nudis are usually the colour of the last zoa they were munching on.




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[harleymike]

http://www.chucksaddiction.com/hitchworms.html
here is some info

 

[Marz]

Holy crap that is gross! Not sure I can put my hand in my tank again.

 

[yveterinarian]

Absolutely fascinating link! Thanks for sharing.