Uh Oh, Should I be worried?

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Flat Worms
 
Like Marcus said,get some flatworm exit.Be sure to siphon out as many as you can with airline tubing,then dose.You will need to do a water change asap,After doseing they will start to float around the tank.
 
Just got some flatworm exit from Dave. Filling up jugs of RO water for the water change now. Hopefully, this works.
 
Let us know how it works out. I always dip coral in flatworm exit then coral revive just as precautionary measures
 
Looks like everything is ok, guess I got it soon enough that there wasn't an infestation. Did a water change and just gonna keep an eye out.
 
Already finished, everything looks good so far.


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