Flat worm toxins/bad day at daycare

PoonTang · #1 05-13-2011, 04:55 AM

If the clowns are the only thing left then why not just pull them out and re home them for a bit? It would give you ample time to Nuke the FW's or what ever and allow the tank to settle and restabilize.

imcosmokramer · #2 05-13-2011, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by PoonTang

If the clowns are the only thing left then why not just pull them out and re home them for a bit? It would give you ample time to Nuke the FW's or what ever and allow the tank to settle and restabilize.

well....it's never "only the clowns", you have to take into account all the life that is actually in the tank (pods, etc). Although you can re-introduce later on, it's a good idea to save what you can
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gobytron · #3 05-13-2011, 01:58 PM

I used to have a serious flatworm problem in my 95...
they were literally everywhere, covering corals in some cases.

I added another 3000gph tunze pw and over the course of a month, there was virtually no sign of any.

They thrive in lower currents and can't seem to maintan a population with greater flow.

Anyone out there who can back this up?