I’ve never seen a slug like this,, harmful? Or not?
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It’s more like a fillet than a flatworm,, I’ve seen the Polyclad and this one is thin and long, not flat.leopard polyclad
This guy is right. Eurylepta leoparda (Leopard Spotted Polyclad Flatworm) and Spiochaetopterus costarum (Jointed Three-Section Tubeworm)leopard polyclad
Definitely not that...This guy is right. Eurylepta leoparda (Leopard Spotted Polyclad Flatworm) and Spiochaetopterus costarum (Jointed Three-Section Tubeworm)
Same exact problem.. I had my gsp close up one day, the. I started to take notice of these little wormy slugs,,, I removed dozens of them,,, turkey baster does wonders!!
Not to be funny, but I am sure some folks out there would buy these for tanks over run with GSP. Just saying.Thank you all for the information.
Since these little guys are most likely a nudibranch (D. semilunus) that dwells on or eats GSP, what will likely be the best way to keep it at bay?
I know there probably isn't a chemical that will kill them without nuking the other inverts in the tank.
Is there a fish out there that will eat them and not destroy corals in the process?
I'll continue to pick them off as they are seen. I have a feeling that is going to be the only way to keep the numbers low.
Has anyone had success getting rid of these?
I've got plenty to spare!Not to be funny, but I am sure some folks out there would buy these for tanks over run with GSP. Just saying.