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![]() Thanks for this post. I came home from work last night and noticed my frag plug with some nice green zoas on it had been almost completely eaten by something. I did see one of these worms under my live rock the other day. The frag plug was moved near where I saw the worm.
I tried to get it with the tongs but wasn't successful. I guess I will work harder at removing it now.
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![]() they are nasty, we had to remove one from a clients tank and it involved removing the suspect rocks from where we thought it was hiding, dosing the rocks with soda water to bring the worm out and making sure all of the worm had been removed by chipping the rock apart where it lived. A big job but a must if you want to keep those corals...
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![]() I know snails did kill one of the clams. Sucked it out from the foot.
The Zoas I don't know. Running LED lights.
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