Flatworms

[Cole_Voeller]

Hello all! So I finally have experienced flatworms! I just spotted one a few minutes ago. I then sent him down the sink, and then immediately realized I should have taken a picture first haha. Looked online, and this is pretty much what he looked like.
I looked through the tank and spotted a good amount of babies, or at least what I believe to be, as they are much smaller, but are also a different color. Not sure what they came on. They are currently in a 10 Gallon QT tank with Zoas, a torch, a galaxea, and sympodium. What would be the best way for me to go about dealing with these guys? I would like to ensure I do not move any of them into the main frag tank.
Oh, and might as well ask for an ID while I’m at it. Thank you!

 

[Outlaw Corals]

Dip everything in potassium chloride

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

Flat worm exit knocked them out for me.

 

[Cole_Voeller]

Flat worm exit knocked them out for me.

I can check to see if my local store has some

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

I can check to see if my local store has some

I had to buy online and I'm in a very major city.

 

[Mark Goode]

Get rid of 'em quickly, they breed like crazy and overwhelm the tank. I've a massive flatworm problem which I will attempt to deal with over the next couple of days.

 

[TokenReefer]

I have Acoel Flatworms. Fwiw. Harmless creatures

 

[Cole_Voeller]

Dip everything in potassium chloride

Would that kill potential eggs as well?

 

[Outlaw Corals]

Would that kill potential eggs as well?

That **** kills everything. You just have to be careful. You don’t dip it too long.