Large spots in torch flesh???

[mtraylor]

check out the last posts in my build thread if you want to see what they look like.

 

[Troylee]

I had some huge ones lol.. they do blend in very well! I used lugols like 5 times what the bottle said for a few minutes..

 

[Reefing.with.Rich]

The exact concentration I used is 24oz of water to one cap full of revive. Dipped each one for minimum of 5 min. With in about 20 seconds you will see them peel off.

I’ll give it a shot
Thank you

 

[homer1475]

I had some huge ones lol.. they do blend in very well! I used lugols like 5 times what the bottle said for a few minutes..

I found one on the side of my glass one early morning. Thought it was a giant spot of salt creep with no lights at 3am. This suckers the size of a dinner plate! From what I read, when they get this bog, they are euphyillia eating flatworms. Which makes complete sense as prior to finding it, I lost many large colonies of euphyillia(back when they were $10 a head lol).

I've posted this pic a few times over the years. For size comparison, thats a hanger for an MP10 wire on the right side.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I found one on the side of my glass one early morning. Thought it was a giant spot of salt creep with no lights at 3am. This suckers the size of a dinner plate! From what I read, when they get this bog, they are euphyillia eating flatworms. Which makes complete sense as prior to finding it, I lost many large colonies of euphyillia(back when they were $10 a head lol).

I've posted this pic a few times over the years. For size comparison, thats a hanger for an MP10 wire on the right side.

This is the very flatworm I was referring to which is Euphyllia flatworm

 

[xnguyen5]

Hey man, I have the same issue with you. Did you figure out anything on this?

 

[Outlaw Corals]

I would dip it in hydrogen peroxide, 3% for 10 minutes