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Old 04-18-2007, 05:48 AM
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Well that sucks. We were looking to get the blue/green manderin not the spotted. But thanks for the info. Does anything else eat red flatworms?
I have a Royal Gramma which eats them. They were multiplying rapidly in my tank at one point and I was squashing them on the glass and sucking them out, to no avail. One day my RG decided they were food and they were all gone in about 2 weeks.

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Old 04-18-2007, 05:45 PM
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I have a Royal Gramma which eats them. They were multiplying rapidly in my tank at one point and I was squashing them on the glass and sucking them out, to no avail. One day my RG decided they were food and they were all gone in about 2 weeks.

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lucky. my royal gramma doesn't, and I havent' been able to tell if my new sixline wrasses do either...
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My black leopard wrasse ate them all in my olld seahorse tank within a week or so. Just cruised around all day picking them off. It was great. I love biological controls for pests.

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Old 04-19-2007, 02:23 AM
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My black leopard wrasse ate them all in my olld seahorse tank within a week or so. Just cruised around all day picking them off. It was great. I love biological controls for pests.

Anthony
I'd love to get a Leopard Wrasse but I've read they're hard to keep. How has yours been?
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