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id needed on critters
after looking around today I found these.I haven`t added anything new I know in the last 6 months.Then I need to know how to kill them cuz I know they are going to be bad.is one thing after another anymore with this tank after a yr of it going strong
everything is going wrong all of a sudden
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flatworms?
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this is going to sound stupid
but it looks like dead frogspawn with all of the polyps gone. |
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They do appear to be flatworms.
Things that can help: *Thorough cleaning of the tank (they tend to bloom when there is excess debris back in the rock work and substrate) *Sixline Wrasse *Mandarin Dragonettes (but these have their own issues) *Flatworm Exit (if it gets bad; potent stuff) Has the (Caulastrea? Euphyllia?) been receding for a while? How do your other corals look? I think the most prudent thing would be a good cleaning and water change- a few of those should go a long way to improving the issue.
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that is a old skelton of a frogspwan it was just easy to get a hold of laying in a rock ruble pile that the pods like to run all over..the rest of the corals looks fine.I though they was flat worms
hmmmm oh i am going to nuke them alright little turkeys...die die die
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is it frogspawn? Because it is double headed.
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