Help ID this alien

[QueensRob]

I just found these guys all over my dying zoas. This is under 800 magnificatin.
the big dark spot is where they live in. They move very slowly.

 

[jdnumis]

Possibly zoa eating nudibranch

 

[QueensRob]

I am very upset, any recommendations on how to treat. I diped in Rx already.

 

[jdnumis]

I was just gonna type dip it. Maybe others can chime in on this thread

 

[QueensRob]

Diped it 2 times this week already. Also there are long white worms with red heads that you can't see in the pictures.

 

[homegrowncichlid]

you need to describe it, soft? hard? shell? any visible limbs/joints? How does it move? like a molluscs, nematode or twitchy like a crustacean?
They are tiny.

 

[QueensRob]

Good point. Soft like a snail, looks like antlers on its head, , transparent except for spots, moves like snail, no shell, flat, no limbs, best way I can describe is a single cell organism that you see on discovery channel under a microscope.

 

[homegrowncichlid]

which end is front? the pointy end or the round end?

 

[QueensRob]

In the first and second pics the top/round end is front.