Fenbendazole Deworming Flakes

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Had anyone tried dosing Angel’s

Fenbendazole​

Deworming Flakes in a softy tank (mushrooms, zoas, etc) for flatworms with no ill effects?
 
I personally have never heard of this product before
 
I fed my tank with a small pinch of the fenbendazole flakes around noon today. First time feeding these flakes—the fish ate them up. I checked the tank 11 hours later with the lights out and saw what looks like two flatworm bodies floating around the water column. I assume if this was during the day those flatworms would be picked off the fish. I was not sure I had flatworms since I dip everything but this seems to confirm their presence. So far no issues with any of the fish, snails, shrimp, or crabs.
 
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Yup , used it ...stopped my blue stripe clown from scratching ..he had gill flukes.. The fish spit it out at first , but if thats all you give them , they tolerate and eat it...I fed for 1 month total exclusively before stopping.
 

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