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![]() I aquired a few corals that had flatworms and put them into my coral quarantine tank last week.
During the week I noticed that the flatworm population was increasing and decieded to do an experiment with flatworm exit. The system: 65 gallons 40 Watts of Lighting 60#'s of LR Eheim Filter No sandbed The initial dose consisted of 60 drops of flatworm exit on Sunday Morning, it says to watch after 30 minutes or when these start to die off to add carbon to your filter. Added carbon and never thought much more of it. This morning I could not see any flatworms in the tank, on previous observation the flatworms were easily seen. Corals which include leathers and some acros are out, although the leather polyps are not fully extended Did a 10 Gallon water change. Im happy with what I see thus far and will update my results should they change. Wendell |