Did you dip your zoos before putting them in the tank? Zoas are susceptible to small nudibranchs. And when they irritate them, they will close. You can look closely to see if there are any on the colony. Also look for eggs.
For a dip here is a link to a thread at ReefCentral by MuchoReef, a friend of mine and a zoo guru. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=451720
David Hill
OREO VP 2017-2018
OREO President 2015-2016
ORCA President 2014-2016
ORCA Secretary 2011-2013
Thank you for posting this David!
Well david i did found some, so i am in the proces to re diping all the zoo's thank good is none on my blue agave or my red hornets, although your friend MuchoReef, he really knows about zoo's
thanks again for the hint
Now i have to order Flat worm exit, they recomend to treat the tank for 6 weeks ading 10 drops a week to erradicate the ones still crawling, or just get a yellow wrasse, I like the natural method much better
Best thing i ask before i loose any polip
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