Red flatworms seem to have disappeared after fluconazole and chemiclean?

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So I have an 80g Seapora RR with all gulf liverock, and had a few issues I decided to treat (hair algae and some cyano). In the process, my INFESTATION of red flatworms has effectively disappeared. I don't know for sure what did it, but they are effectively gone. Anyone ever had a similar experience?
 

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Which would be good but for the next 14 days inspect daily for any eggs which are tiny
Eggs generally unaffected by treatment and dips
 

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So I have an 80g Seapora RR with all gulf liverock, and had a few issues I decided to treat (hair algae and some cyano). In the process, my INFESTATION of red flatworms has effectively disappeared. I don't know for sure what did it, but they are effectively gone. Anyone ever had a similar experience?
maybe they were eating the algae or the algae was creating habitat for their food
 

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maybe velvet nudibranchs could help, vette do you know if they eat the red flatworms?
 

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I have very good result with a school of 7 green chromis in my 200 gal. One week after I dploy them, all the red flatworms disappear. I love to have them in my tank for pest control.
 
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maybe velvet nudibranchs could help, vette do you know if they eat the red flatworms?
The flatworms are gone is my point. I dosed fluconazole and chemiclean. Now they are gone. Neither is suppose to do anything to flatworms that I am aware of.
 

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I have very good result with a school of 7 green chromis in my 200 gal. One week after I dploy them, all the red flatworms disappear. I love to have them in my tank for pest control.
Interesting! Ive never heard of chromis eating such a tiny bug. Ill try that next time i see some to see if i can get the same result!
 

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