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12/19/2007, 01:00 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Lancaster PA
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flatworms
 Look at the frogspawn tips... red flatworms. flatworm exit? get a six line wrass? it's a 40g breeder mix reef, 20g sump/fuge, euro-reef skimmer
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EvAN Current Tank Info: 40 breeder, with 20 sump, 15k MH |
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12/19/2007, 01:10 PM
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Seriously?
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Newburg, Pennsylvania
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FWE works great. I just used it a few weeks ago. Just make sure that you have the carbon ready for when they all start dying. You want to get the toxins out of the water as soon as possible after they are wiped out. I had hundreds of them in a 30 gl breeder and took care of all of them in one treatment.
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Rich Current Tank(s) Info: 75 mixed Reef, 6 x 54 ATI T5, ReefBrite Blue LED, (2) Ecotech MP40, (2) Ecotech MP10, 15 gallon sump, Bermuda Rogue Skimmer, 500ml Bio pellet Reactor.......30 Breeder, Current NEP w/ ATI bulbs, 10 gallon sump, Eshopps Skimmer, CPR Aquafuge w/ cheato........28 JBJ CF Nano......yep, that's it.....but it still isn't enough :-) |
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12/19/2007, 01:17 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Naperville, IL
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Mine keep coming back. Have 25% of your water volume ready to swap out just in case and be ready to run a lot of carbon.
I run FWE, I see the little guys die and get thrown around in the flow and then a week later they're back on the glass. I need to buy more I think and hit hard every three days or something until they're gone for good. |
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12/19/2007, 07:33 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: FL
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Sixline is a good way to go if he will fit in with your other fish. I had a problem with them and mine took care of it in a couple weeks. They just cruise around and pick them off.
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