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2 choices, no one wants coral from a flat worm tank... But, I doubt springer damsels and a spotted goby will wipe out the rest of the population.
I could resume flatworm exit. I got a bad feeling it will kill my copperband the next round.
 
2 choices, no one wants coral from a flat worm tank... But, I doubt springer damsels and a spotted goby will wipe out the rest of the population.
I could resume flatworm exit. I got a bad feeling it will kill my copperband the next round.
Springers and a Springer Dottyback is another good choice from my research. I used to have one. He was very timid.
 
Springers and a Springer Dottyback is another good choice from my research. I used to have one. He was very timid.
I just have to tell the husband " i am getting 4 springers and a target spot goby" .... No one scares me, except him.I'll go hide with my face in the corner mustering the courage to say something. He's never told me no.... But, omg panic...
 
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Still not great, the head is white with brown body.
 
the flatworms... but you knew that :winking-face-with-tongue: ;)
I thought so. I've had enough conversations with my wife where I thought I knew what she was talking about that got me in trouble so I try not to jump to understanding conclusions when ladies are involved. Men, who cares. We can grunt and stuff later and it's all good.
Tim Allen GIF
 
they're like little brown flatworm things. they are no aefw or eefw. They are pod eating flatworms.
So I dont know if you remeber.... but I had and continue to still have these in the evo. @F i s h y had them too. (probably came from the same supplier) ANYWAYS. no amount of flatworm exit would kill them. Some would die, some would live. It was starting to take a toll on my tank with all the treatments. @F i s h y mentioned he got rid of his once his P04 was eliminated. I have moved stuff from my evo (which maintained high p04) to my biocube (which does not) and I have never seen them pop in my biocube. I do a treatment of flatworm exit on all things I transfer in a dip but I'm sure there are probably still eggs. Its interesting to me that I have yet to get any in biocube given they are definitely some in the evo. The numbers fluctuate. At one point there were tons and I did a treatment. But lately, they are staying really low and I haven't done anything.
 
I thought so. I've had enough conversations with my wife where I thought I knew what she was talking about that got me in trouble so I try not to jump to understanding conclusions when ladies are involved. Men, who cares. We can grunt and stuff later and it's all good.
Tim Allen GIF
fair enough lol
 
I thought so. I've had enough conversations with my wife where I thought I knew what she was talking about that got me in trouble so I try not to jump to understanding conclusions when ladies are involved. Men, who cares. We can grunt and stuff later and it's all good.
Tim Allen GIF
I assumed it was because I was That Becky
 
So I dont know if you remeber.... but I had and continue to still have these in the evo. @F i s h y had them too. (probably came from the same supplier) ANYWAYS. no amount of flatworm exit would kill them. Some would die, some would live. It was starting to take a toll on my tank with all the treatments. @F i s h y mentioned he got rid of his once his P04 was eliminated. I have moved stuff from my evo (which maintained high p04) to my biocube (which does not) and I have never seen them pop in my biocube. I do a treatment of flatworm exit on all things I transfer in a dip but I'm sure there are probably still eggs. Its interesting to me that I have yet to get any in biocube given they are definitely some in the evo. The numbers fluctuate. At one point there were tons and I did a treatment. But lately, they are staying really low and I haven't done anything.
I have phosphates under .05. I'll figure something out.
 
Shrimp, and no not calling you short... ;) :)
 
my mistake ,was meaning dead shrimp ,but that's for trates... :rolleyes: :)
 
my mistake ,was meaning dead shrimp ,but that's for trates... :rolleyes: :)
dead shrimp worked well on the nitrate levels. Phosphates are next to undetectable on the whatever test I used...

So, I guess I gotta go with fish.
 

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