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that first one is a type of pod - consider him okay

the second pic looks like egss and may be a problem
 
First one is a tiger amphipod... usually benign, but have been known to eat zoanthids and palys.

No clue on those white things.. They look like eggs of some sort but i've never seen them before.

I do see what might be zoanthid nudi egg sacs on your zoathids... Look carefully at the undersides of the polyps and if you spot something that looks like this... you have a problem that needs to be addressed.

http://zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=1413

http://zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=687
 
Its sand on the zoanthids. The whites spots did not show up until I put in a bunch of snails. The spots have like a hard shell and are yellow on the underside I can see some on the glass. Maybe snail eggs????
 
What kind of snails?? Probably is snail eggs.. though I've never seen their like. If you know the species a quick search on google should give you some photos of their eggs.
 
@stealdesk wrote:
I found it said:
There ya go... instant freebies. Not sure if they are ones that reproduce successfully or not, but at least you know. Keep an eye out for the babies.
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@DaveJ wrote:
[I]@stealdesk wrote:[/I][quote="I found it said:
There ya go... instant freebies. Not sure if they are ones that reproduce successfully or not, but at least you know. Keep an eye out for the babies."]

These lil' fella's reproduce quite well. I got a few from Misty and now have my own nursery going. :lol:

Cheers,
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