flat worm id

Got you — here’s a smoother, blog-ready version that keeps your tone but cleans it up and flows better: I’ve noticed these worms in my sand bed from time to time during the day, but lately I’ve been having issues with some of my corals. Because of that, I started checking my tank at night to...

Here it is, remove, kill w fire, acid bath???? “Pericelis fw” I D from another group.

Hello, I think these might be acoel flatworm, I am not sure if that is correct. I am wondering if I should be concerned about these tiny guys.

I know these are flatworms but I’m not sure about the species. Any help on best action to kill/remove from tank would be greatly appreciated. I’ve lost a frogspawn and hammer and keep trying to save what’s left. So far I’ve dipped the coral with just “seachem reef dip”. It doesn’t seem to phase...

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By best guess is a baby flat worm based on images that I’ve seen from other people. Maybe a pod? if not, it’s my best excuse to pull the trigger and get a melanurus.

Those green (I think) worms live in the fuge (not in the display). Flatworm Exit doesn't helps at 2x dose. Any way to eradicate them? Like Damselfish in the refugium? Thank

Hi, I just started finding these flatworms in my tank. They are normally on my live rock and not on coral. They have a hard texture, with a pattern on their back. Does anyone know what specie of flatworm they are, and if they’re something I should be worried about? thanks in advance!