sheffboyrd
New Member
My 20 gallon finished cycling last week and things are really starting to progress inside as far as the hitchiker corals and my tiny cleanup crew of 2 snails and an emerald crab (have some bubble algea and he is doing a great job so far). Today I noticed a bunch of flatworms on one side of the glass. They are green, some brown, and some of them have that red "center line". They are all the same type, just some have different coloring or are in different positions/sizes etc.
What I'm trying to decide between is using the Flatworm Exit stuff, getting a velvet nudibranch, or hoping the sixline wrasse I'm planning to put into the tank will keep the population to a minimum. The sixline won't be in there for another couple weeks, at least. A velvet nudibranch I'm worried about because I feel he would destroy the population of a 20 gallon so quickly he would starve after a short period of time. I'm concearned about the effectiveness of the flatworm exit and how much stress it would put on my few inverts and corals right now. Any suggestions/info would be very appreciated. Thanks a lot guys!
What I'm trying to decide between is using the Flatworm Exit stuff, getting a velvet nudibranch, or hoping the sixline wrasse I'm planning to put into the tank will keep the population to a minimum. The sixline won't be in there for another couple weeks, at least. A velvet nudibranch I'm worried about because I feel he would destroy the population of a 20 gallon so quickly he would starve after a short period of time. I'm concearned about the effectiveness of the flatworm exit and how much stress it would put on my few inverts and corals right now. Any suggestions/info would be very appreciated. Thanks a lot guys!
