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09/03/2011, 06:10 AM
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ID Please...Dying Flat worms?
These came off my frogspawn after I dipped in Coral Rx... They were on most of my new corals. If they are flatworms, I am considering treating the tank with flatworm eXit.
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09/03/2011, 06:59 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Holly Springs, NC
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those are absolutely flatworms. whats weird is, they look like acro eating flatworms. not sure why they were on your frogspawn...i know there is also a clear variety of flatworm that likes to hang out on soft corals as well. i would treat the tank with flat worm exit and see if that helps.
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