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View Poll Results: Treat the flatworms or ignore them | |||
Treat them with Flatworm Exit |
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13 | 59.09% |
Leave them alone and ignore them |
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9 | 40.91% |
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![]() Lately I noticed some flatworms in my reef tank. There aren't very many of them.
On the one hand I figure ignore them if they are not causing problems. On the other hand, if I wait until they get out of control, they can cause more problems with toxin release if and when I finally treat them. I am not to eager to use Flatworm Exit because I am worried it might affect my anemone and my feather duster worm. My Mandarin doesn't eat them, my Copperband ignores them. A wrasse might not be a good idea because my tank is fully stocked and the Mandarin and Copperband already compete for pods. Anyway I am just looking for input on whether to nuke them or leave them alone. |