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reef-nut
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I have a few flatworms, so I got a sixline wrasse. The day after I put him in he has a real fat belly. Will this solve my problem or will I still have to use flatworm exit?
Eklikewhoa
Fish Thumper!
I would wait till last minute to use the FWE.....spotlight the tank at night to see if the wrasse if really making an impact or just eating your crustacean.
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reef-nut
Guest
The sixline is always fat and I can not see any flatworms. Every now and then I will see one on the glass.
I can vouch that sixline wrasses can indeed get rid of your flatworm problems, mine did awhile back. Granted there might be the strange sixline that won't, but i believe if you are seeing a decrease in population then they are being eradicatted.
Smarsh
Active Member
my sixline completely eradicated the FW problem I had. He did a really good job. No need to use the FW Exit in my opinion if the sixline is eating them. Plus he is a neat little fish.
Sandy
Sandy
One of my favorite fish in the industry, for the price...:)
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reef-nut
Guest
He is always searching for them and the first few days he had a real fat little tummy. I love his color.
coral diver
Old and Wise
With the natural way like using normal predetory fish (six line) will not eradicate it over night it will take some time he (fish) connot get to the nooks and crannies what a liquid chemical do patience my freind if his fat and belly is full help him out by sucking the FW with a turkey baster NO CHEMICAL IS THE BEST WAY and my six line not just eradicated and did his job well he developed an attitude :)
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