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![]() You might be able to get away with a container of sand hidden in a corner of the tank. Mine only has an inch or two but no problems.
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![]() Hey Tang Daddy
In your search of FW did you ever come across of what was in Saliferts eXit I have looked for the Health Canada notice that banned eXit but have not been able to find it. |
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![]() last time i had them, every square inch of my 200lbs of rock was covered, I mean you could barely even see the rock. I noticed 3 on sunday, now i've got about 200. you definately don't want them to get out of hand.
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![]() btw, Ocean aquatics still has some exit in stock.
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![]() My mandarin & leopard both ate flatworms but were no match for their reproduction rate.
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![]() fencer not too sure what's in fwe but if you try looking on the salifert site an maybe leave a mssg for Habib, the creator of fwe he may be able to answer your question better cheers.
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![]() dosed with FE yesterday, and not one flatworm visible today
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![]() That's good. Now...just don't give up on it like I did. As soon as you see one again, siphon and treat again. I believe that if you repeat that a few times, you'll win. I doubt you will get them all with one single treatment.
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![]() I did a second treatment a week later and I haven't seen a flatworm in 2 1/2 months (except in my nightmares). I think the trick is to treat everything that goes into your tank from now on.
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![]() Yellow Canary wrasses are God's gift to reefers when it comes to flatworms IMHO & IME. My Leopard kept their numbers from spreading & the Yellow wrasse totally eradicated them in a week or two.
As a bonus, Yellow wrasses stay small, are beautiful & totally cool fish.
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