Flatworm remains water removal

[RowanRen]

So I've recently discovered that I've had a severe red flatworm infestation for about a year now in my 10g. They never harmed any of my corals and I thought they were a type of algae.

Instead of using Flatworm exit I used a freshwater rinse on my rocks in a separate empty tank, but now I've got a tank full of dead flatworms and orange water, which im assuming is poison. Where/How do I dispose of the water?

 

[20gallonreefer000]

Do a relatively large water change, run carbon and you should be okay to just flush the water down the toilet. If that's what you're asking.

 

[RowanRen]

Do a relatively large water change, run carbon and you should be okay to just flush the water down the toilet. If that's what you're asking.

Thank you!

 

[bobnicaragua]

You’ll probably still need to use flatworm exit. I doubt you got them all.

It doesn’t kill the eggs , so it takes multiple doses to wipe them all out.

 

[RowanRen]

You’ll probably still need to use flatworm exit. I doubt you got them all.

It doesn’t kill the eggs , so it takes multiple doses to wipe them all out.

Definitely, I just used the freshwater rinse to get the majority out of the main tank