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    Posted: December 10 2010 at 4:40pm
I have a little hitchhiker that came in on a coral I bought on the Mountain West Reef Fest. He seemed to stay in the same place for a long time but always comes back to my softies. Kind of has me worried that he has a sweet tooth for my zoa's.
 
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Here he is, on the bottom of that rock - any ideas?
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You may possibly have one or more of these:
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Mark - I think that's him - looks just like it. I don't think there was more than one - but I know which zoa's he was eating and he matched the color and everything - just like the image says. *FLUSHED*. Thanks!
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Keep a close eye out for more.  These have the potential to breed in an aquarium.
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Thanks Will - let's hope it didn't! So far no signs but I think I'll dilligently check daily for the next few weeks.
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that is not a good thing. dang hopefully you wont find anymore its no find worrying about this predators while trying to sleep at night
 
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Agreed!
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Scan the zoas for the eggs from these buggers. I had one... got rid of it but they kept coming back. Eventually I bought a yellow coris wrasse and since then I haven't had problems.
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