Flatworms?

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Pretty sure these are flatwoms? Find them on the glass when the light first comes on. Numbers seem to be increasing. Not really wanting to add a wrasse just yet.. not ready for the xtra bio-load. Flatworm Exit perhaps? Knock em down before they get out of hand and keep the toxins released down as much as possible. Any input would be appreciated. Thx :-)
 

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Yup flatworms & yeah Flatworm Exit sould work just follow the directions to the tee...

Exactly.
Failing to use carbon, and do a water change can really cause problems.
 

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