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Got you — here’s a smoother, blog-ready version that keeps your tone but cleans it up and flows better:


I’ve noticed these worms in my sand bed from time to time during the day, but lately I’ve been having issues with some of my corals. Because of that, I started checking my tank at night to see if there were any noticeable pests that might be causing problems.

During these nighttime checks, I came across a lot more of these worms. I’m wondering what pest they are exactly flatworm if so which type. If so, what kind are they exactly? could they be responsible for the slow decline I’m seeing in my LPS corals?

I’d really appreciate any insight into what these pests might be, whether they’re harmful, and what issues they can cause in a reef tank. Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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Dang! When are you shipping? Just kidding. I have one big one somewhere.
 

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Love the GPT post there... lol. They don't look like worms to me almost like baby chitons.

I agree. I'm almost positive those are chitons. I got two from my TBS sand and rocks. Eventually they will find the undersides of rocks and you will never see them again. I only see mine when I pulled out the rocks to move the aquarium.
 

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