Prett sure I have red flatworms

[Squishie89]

So I took my galaxea coral out to get some bubble algae off of it. I flipped it over to give it a look over and saw some usual critters, but then I poked something squishy and realized the brown splotches were flatworms. I found 4 on the galaxea, 1/2" long was the longest one. I have the tools I was using now sitting in rubbing alcohol to start the process of cleaning them.
What should I do? I tried using flatworm exit a few months ago due to the little white stupid flatworms I have and that wasn't very effective and the tank suffered from this (but I had no major deaths). Pretty upset about this turn of events. The corals I have are; ricordeas, acans, fungias/plates, galaxea, frogspawn, hammer, candycanes/trumpets, mushroom, colt, flowerpot, duncans. From my quick bits of research they look like the AEFW ones. I do not plan on having any SPS in this tank, I run a very dirty tank. All corals currently can be removed to be dipped. I made the stupid error of not dipping all of my corals. Only my last few additions were dipped.
Please help.



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[SamsReef]

it can not be AEFW. they starve without SPS...particulary acros and Milles...do you have any wrasses in your tank. Six line or yellow corris wrasse should take care of it in no time.

 

[Squishie89]

No wrasses, nor are any planned. I had considered getting a six line, but I am concerned about it eating all of the pods (I have a mandarin and I have 2 pipefish coming in 1.5 weeks). This may sound silly, but how can the six line find them if I had never seen these till now?
My best second guess would be that they are polyclad, because they have that overall oval shape.

 

[Tahoe61]

Those actually look like a type of Polyclad Flatworm.

Look around here:

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/ge...tworm-p-mopsus-clam-killer-2.html#post1495553

 

[Squishie89]

See now that may make sense. I tried 4 times to keep clams, and all of them died. I never found any FWs on them, but, doesn't mean they weren't there or the culprit. Can they live without clams? I have not had any clams for months.

 

[Tahoe61]

Different types eat different things. They can eat snails and corals. I have had a few that love to eat snails.

 

[Squishie89]

I am going to try and use clams/maybe something else and a trap to see if I have anymore. My guess is I need to monitor the trap as I doubt flatworms can really trip a trap to close.