Help, Flatworms

[dwref]

Well I am going to figure out a way to get a light in one of the corners & give this a try, I'm sure that I won't get them all, but if it works, maybe a couple of times & I will have them all. But if not, looks like I am going to use the "Flatworm" exit.
Thanks again everyone.

 

[dwref]

I'm sorry, but if this does work, I'll let ya all know!
Thanks

 

[9supratt4]

The flatworms I had seemed to be more active and come out only at night...I don't think the light thing at night works...but let us know.

 

[dwref]

Well the light didn't work.
But I think maybe my 2 wrasse are starting to do there job.
I'll let ya all know !!
Once again, Thanks for all the input.

 

[btldreef]

Originally Posted by dwref
http:///forum/post/3221043
Well the light didn't work.
But I think maybe my 2 wrasse are starting to do there job.
I'll let ya all know !!
Once again, Thanks for all the input.

If the wrasses are helping, just keep siphoning, even if it means moving some coral and rocks a little. They'll recover. Lower your feedings so that the wrasses need to look for food rather than having it offered to them.

 

[lmecher]

I have used FWE on tanks with anemones, I lost nothing. Just make sure your remove carbon before treating, have new carbon to add afterwards and have a 20% waterchange ready. You can try to siphon out any dead/dying flatworms during your water change.