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Ok, i have Flatworms, whats next?
i started having some issues with my SPSs and it ended up being Flatworms. if you had them and got rid of them please let me know so i can fix this asap.
Thank you.
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Regular flatworms should not cause an issue with your SPS. They only look like poop
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canar, they are acro eating flat worms. i used turkey blaster and was able to blast them off the SPSs...
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Six Line Wrasse. Took care of mine within a week.
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Its hit and miss. When I had the regular ones I got 2 six lines and they never ate one.
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What you're dealing with here is not Planaria. These are Acro Eating Flat Worms (AEFWs).
I'm lucky enough to never have had this problem, but I know they can be beat. I don't remember the solutions I've read for dealing with AEFWs, but I don't think a 6 line is going to help at all.
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Tropic marin pro coral cure will work on the AEFW, but not the eggs, You will need to scrub the eggs with a tooth brush, then give them a chance to hatch and then re dip. I would re-dip once a week for atleast a month Radient wrasses, Ornate wrassess, yellow ccoris.. Any of the hallicoris (spelling?) wrasses have been reported to eat the lil buggers
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