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I found one flatworm a few weeks ago and thought, "Yay, something new!". Last week I showed a pic of it to my LFS and now I'm not so happy. I also have a few more now. I've done some research and I think (hope) they could be fairly benign in my case O:-). I guess I'm looking for your opinion on how benign these are, and if I need to get rid of them quickly, how.
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See if your lfs has a velvet nudibranch. Those guys will clear a tank full in a week. When you see him starting to shrivel up, take him back to the store. They only eat flatworms and will die after he eradicates them.
 

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