Anyone what to take a stab at an ID

[daniella3d]

yup!

try to syphon out as much as possible with a tube or a pipette before you do a treatment if you do a treatment as they are poison when they die and can pollute the tank. I think that flatworm exit might kill pods as well so if you have a fish that depends on pods, you might want to research this.

Originally Posted by paddyob

Yup flatworms.

I saw some in an LFS tank here. A pretty bad out break actually.

[The Grizz]

These did not come from my tank or get into my tank because the clam the was in the bag with this mess did not make it out of acclimation.

[Skimmerking]

Grizz it keeps on getting better with that clam and now finding them FLATWORMS

[The Grizz]

I did get a reply from the store at least and sent them the picture but have not heard anything since. And it has been confirmed that the store has an infestation of flatworms but the did not say anything to me about it at time of purchase which I really don't like.

[paddyob]

Do flat worms cause damage to clams, or are they just a pain in the ass?

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by paddyob

Do flat worms cause damage to clams, or are they just a pain in the ass?

From what Steve relayed they are clam killers

[Big Tang]

I hope He's going to replace it for you.That would and could have been a mess if that went straight into your display. Thank god

[paddyob]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

From what Steve relayed they are clam killers

I read a bit on flat worms... and the flat worm they say eats clams is quite different... here is a link

http://www.melevsreef.com/id/lg_flatworm.html

I could not find anything on the small red ones though. There are so many types of critters its really amazing.

Hopefully you get it all worked out Greg.