Predator ID Needed

[viix]

I noticed some of my zoo's not opening and when they are open thier skirt looks like something was eating it. Then I noticed these little bumps in the picture. They are the same color as the outside of the zoo's and they move around very slowly. They don't look like nudi's to me. An ID and possible solution would be great. Thanks

A picture will be posted as soon as I figure out what I did wrong.

 

[Trip 22]

http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=384

This may help?

 

[viix]

I checked out zoaid.com but nothing.
Here's a link to picture: http://reefcentral.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=195505

 

[viix]

anybody?

 

[Azurel]

Hard to tell from the pictures.....Are they snails? Could be small sundials if it is then they will have a cone that closes the opening when they go into thier shell.....Other wise they kinda look like collinesta sp. snails....Which are harmless algea grazers.

 

[MarvinsReef]

yeah.. those are little tough to see.. can you possibly get a better pic?

 

[viix]

Sorry to say but thats the best picture I can get. Looking at the picture is pretty much what they look like though (little blobs). They have no shell, no distinct shape and they are about as tall as they are wide. If it was on a rock I would mistake it for a very tiny polyp.

 

[DiViNeLeFT]

could it possibly be a type of flatworm?... i purchased a zoa colony that had soft coral eating flatworms. flatworm exit did the trick... they were not red in color like most flatworms you see pictures of, they were a greyish white.

 

[viix]

That's kinda what I was thinking but the color and the fact they aren't very flat kinda threw me off. Thanks for reply

 

[Reef Junkie]

They don't look like flatworms, but the picture isn't clear enough to be certain.

Are that the colony in question?
They look irritated by something, but not sure if it's a predator.
Have you tested your parameters lately and what are they?