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today i come home from school and i look at my blue hornets. they are close up. i look around and i see what looks like to be gsp looking polyps near my hornets. i was wondering what they were, my honets had not opend so i looked at the gsp looking things on my hornets. they were moving. i took a syring and poked it until i notice that it was a slug looking gsp. i poked them off and i had noticed one blue hornet polyp was missing. these slug things ate one of my polyps and i don't want this to happen again. how do i get rid of them. please help. and what are they?
 
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i got a canary wrasse and it ridded my zoas of any pests I had nudis, but no more...

Only thing is they are know to eat smaller shrimp...
 
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sounds good im gonna get me a wrasse, what is this slug things that blend in with the polyps? where did they come from
 

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i had issues with my blue hornets kinda melting away. I had them for a month or two, a nice colony of them , and slowly they where gone, I never found anything eating them, day or night. Everything else is great. Those are weird zoos!
 
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lotsafishies, thats exactly what they are, its like if u came to my house and took that pic. they look exactly like that. ok i asked someone and they told me if they had laid eggs in my tank they will multiply like crazy. but ive only seen 2 in 2 days. does this mean i should go get a wrass or just keep an eye out for more and kill them one by one.
 

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