Some type of worm

[That dank Reefer]

Any idea what this is? Pic doesn’t show but it was red/green it was in my brothers tank an his corals have been pissed the last two days not sure if that has something to do with it.

thanks

[AbnormalReefer]

Nudibranch of some sort. Most likely zoanthid or monti eating. Kill it when in doubt.

[WV Reefer]

9 minutes ago, That dank Reefer said:

Any idea what this is? Pic doesn’t show but it was red/green it was in my brothers tank an his corals have been pissed the last two days not sure if that has something to do with it.

thanks

Nudibranch.  They usually look like the coral they were eating. If there is one there are more..... keep on the look out for eggs also. 

[That dank Reefer]

Oh it’s dead, Yea we thought maybe a nudi too his zoas are pissed so probably a zoa eating one. Anything eat those guys?

[Pinner Reef]

47 minutes ago, That dank Reefer said:

Oh it’s dead, Yea we thought maybe a nudi too his zoas are pissed so probably a zoa eating one. Anything eat those guys?

Not really 😞best bet is repeated dips and manual removal. The real issue is that any eggs (can be seen on zoa stalks) are dip resistant.

[That dank Reefer]

1 hour ago, Pinner Reef said:

Not really 😞best bet is repeated dips and manual removal. The real issue is that any eggs (can be seen on zoa stalks) are dip resistant.

Ok so you can’t get rid of the eggs with dipping, he has a lot of zoas so guess we’ll be searching a while. Can you pull the eggs off or is there nothing you can really do until it hatches an realeases these devils?

[DSFIRSTSLTWATER]

I always wondered if you could just scrape them off..I mean worst case could you cut that one head off that has the eggs? I don't have zoas or anything like that so I have never experienced them.

[That dank Reefer]

Yea I think removing them is a good idea, they’re nice but not super expensive designer zoas.