New Zoa predetor makes it into tanks...

[smcnally]

Check these things out
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=966131

 

[smcnally]

Another thread with clearer pictures:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=960695

 

[Behrmon]

So are they actually predators?

 

[smcnally]

From what I've read, they have a "spike" that sticks into the zoa, so I would think they are. Whether the eat them or not, the definitely seem to irritate them.

 

[skyedolphan]

Ive seen these guys coming in forthe last3months they do NOT detach with a fresh water dip orreef dip or Fwdip the only way I have been able to get them off is manually with nails or tweezers I have only seen the babies though less than a cm
TU Steve I have been very lack with the comp lately and hadnt seen anything on them when I searched previously but had learnt not to take chances with anything that comes on zoas