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![]() zoa eating
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![]() Kill it with fire
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![]() That's where I found it but didn't seem to be killing the zoas.
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![]() Not good!! , search for "reef wars" method to getting rid of them , its a pain in the ass but works!!
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![]() Are you saying there is more than likely others?
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![]() Almost a 100% chance that the one you caught is one of dozens.
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![]() Yellow corris wrasse is a good way to get rid of them if you have the space for another fish , mine was a fantastic pest hunter , never bothered shrimp or hermits either.
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![]() I had them as well, it's about a three week process of dipping. I have a yellow coris as well. He is got for preventative but you still need to dip to kill them all and check for eggs, pull those and dip again.
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