Flatworm help.

1snapple

Active Member
Okay, long story short, bought a frag, neglected to dip, now have not bad but not good flatworms.
I just got a sixline wrasse for the flatworm problem.
How do I know when they are all gone?
 

1snapple

Active Member
What about the HOB filter? when I see no more in the DT should I bleach the filter or what? run 2 hours of RO/DI water through it?
 

1snapple

Active Member
Bang Guy said "It's not convotriloba, it's a harmless Copepod hunter. They're actually fun to watch."
so that....
 
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jstdv8

Guest
i have the little mostly clear ones all over. They don't seem to hurt anything.
 

monsinour

Active Member
If you need the copepods to sustain a fish, might want to get them as you see them. Its what I do and I plan on a mandarin in my tank in a few months.
 

btldreef

Moderator
Monsinour, you have a refugium, you'll be fine. They're in my refugium. If I see a ton of them in one place, I'll pluck them out, but they're inevitable to our tanks.
 

1snapple

Active Member
Ya, I would just feel alot better w/ them eradicated.
I plan on having 2 clown goby's in the pico and I believe they will eat pods and you can't get a fuge in a pico.
 

btldreef

Moderator
I would bleach, rinse in RO, or a super high salinity, yes, but not bleach.
Rinsing in high salinity water would be best, this way you don't kill off all your beneficial bacteria.
 
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jstdv8

Guest
what about flat worm exit? I heard that works great. anyone else?
 
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