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#reefsquad Good or bad flatworm?

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#reefsquad I've only noticed one? Can you kill them in dips? Also should I run something through the tank to iradicate any others? Are there natural preditors?
 
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I didn't have any success with Coral Rx when I had one. They are usually nocturnal, hunt for him at night and be careful removing him. If you tear him I think the two halves can become new worms. They can get a lot bigger than yours is at the moment. This one was in my tank years ago.


















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To the big ocean in the sky for him.
 

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