Dealing with euphyllia eating flatworms

macdav7 · Dec 4, 2023

A couple of days ago I noticed my torches were not fully extending as they normally were. Yesterday I discovered there were euphyllia eating flatworms so I did an emergency Revive coral dip and about 13 of them came right off. This pic is the morning after. A couple heads are fully retracted with white mucus coming out. Are they dead? I also noticed a bunch of eggs still on the frags (even after brushing) so I know I need to do more dips. What should I do next?

Harpo · Dec 4, 2023

If you have eggs you will need to dip them again once they hatch

Dealing with euphyllia eating flatworms

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