Flat worm infestation?

[Xtasia]

I don't freshwater dip all of them.. I usually QT, FW dip or "reef dip" depending on the sensitivity of the coral.

[Kabong]

Don't be surprised if you have to repeat the dosing after a week.
There always seem to be a few flatworms that hide deep in the rock and don't get poisoned.

[b_james]

One guy on RC mentioned the making a trap with a filter sock and airline tubing. I asked for more info, havent heard back yet - Anyone heard of this?

[b_james]

I just booked a digital camera at work, I should have some pictures posted within an hour or so. Then we can confirm if these are flatworms.

[Xtasia]

K.i.s.s.

[Kabong]

I found when using airline to siphon them if you just let them drain in to a bucket and rest for a while. They will all grab on to something and then you can slowly pour the water back into the tank leaving them high and dry in the bucket.

[Xtasia]

I wouldn't pour it back.. I'd consider it a small water change and put new water in.. what if some float back or they start releasing their toxins?

[b_james]

Well, the photo sucks as the only camera that was available to me dosent have a maco setting. Below is a link

http://reefcentral.com/gallery/showp...t=1&thecat=998

Its the flecks in the center of the photo below the LR... I think Ill have to borrow another camera

[b_james]

BTW I tried to upload this photo into my post but because I uploaded 3 other photos in the pictures gallery, I have maxed out my limit. So I linked it to my RC gallery