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![]() If thats the case I may be interested in one as well.
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![]() As mentioned...they will starve if not getting flatworms...they MUST eat flatworms so once I have dealt with the nasty flatworm infestation in my Mom's tank I will most likely be passing them around on a "rental" as I am sure that I will have flatworms again with the amount of tanks I have!!!!
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![]() Seen them a couple times at J&L.
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![]() thanks to IPZ and Hidden Reef I may just end up with some of these...
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![]() Given the short lifespan of these animals (about one year?) I don't imagine they will be around long enough in your tank to do much good, let alone "pass around" to other hobbyists. Also these are pretty specific as to which flatworms they will eat ... what ones do you have?
There are several wrasse species that will eat flatworms and would last much longer in your tank since they will eat other things. On the other hand, if you increase flow and remove detritus in a regular basis their population should drop anyway. JCH |
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![]() hmmm I have talked to a few people that found them to be quite useful and worked well for them, then were passed on to someone else. Will have to see...
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