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10/21/2016, 11:41 AM
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ID: anybody know what this is?
Hi,
I have a few of this little creature on my glass in my 576L mixed reef. This photo is taken under 4x zoom on a microscope and i its one of the largest once i found. So they are thiney. you can see the salt beside it to. I also captured some video of it before it dried up. please help With the id https://youtu.be/5ebfBkk_dm0 |
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10/21/2016, 12:04 PM
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Looks like flatworms to me.
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120G Mixed Reef, 28G AIO zoa/pipefish tank |
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10/21/2016, 12:49 PM
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I have tryed dipping them in coral rx, seachem coral dip and used a treatment with salifert flatworm exit in a bucket but nothing seems to afect them..
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10/23/2016, 08:41 PM
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I have just tryed to test dose in a cup to see if it had any effect on the flatworms.
I did the following: Glass with 40ml tank water. 2dropps of salifert flatworm exit (exp.date 2018) Put 2 copepods in the glass Put 2 of the flatworms in. Result after 1 houer: Copepods died instantly Flatworms still living and going arround.. ill let the glass sit over night to see if the bugger still lives.. https://youtu.be/uthi5UDbWwc |
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