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What is my best course of action? They are in my coral qt tank.Flatworms
FlamethrowerWhat is my best course of action? They are in my coral qt tank.
You might be right, I’m driving now, guess I shouldn’t be posting..Nothing there that looks like flatworms to me but i may he missing it. I would say "red" bugs(some varieties are black)
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Should I begin treating for redbugs then? Or is it different due to them being slightly different?Nothing there that looks like flatworms to me but i may he missing it. I would say "red" bugs(some varieties are black)
I would do a dip in the coralrx and see what pests fall out then its easier to figure out how to treat the problemShould I begin treating for redbugs then? Or is it different due to them being slightly different?
thanks, I’ll get on that.I would do a dip in the coralrx and see what pests fall out then its easier to figure out how to treat the problem
During the time I was inspecting them I couldn’t see them actually moving.Just curious, but can you observe them actually moving around on the coral tissue?
From what i see in pic i think more likely those are just dead/dying polyps and not a bug. Might be something i am missing in pics, but does not look like a pest to me.Should I begin treating for redbugs then? Or is it different due to them being slightly different?
It’s possible, but seems like there might be something there, my parameters are the followingFrom what i see in pic i think more likely those are just dead/dying polyps and not a bug. Might be something i am missing in pics, but does not look like a pest to me.
From what i see in pic i think more likely those are just dead/dying polyps and not a bug. Might be something i am missing in pics, but does not look like a pest to me.