what is best eater for flatworm?

I have to disagree. They hunt worms, there's no reason that they wouldn't want an AEFW.

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My yellow coris actively hunts around the base of my SPS everyday. It also waited near the turkey baster when I had a small AEFW infection and ate any that were blown off. It could tell the difference from detritus and the worms real quick. I haven't found anymore AEFW in over a month and did not have to resort to dipping or chemicals.
 
Melanarus wrasse, yellow coris wrasse or springer damsels any day over a sixline wrasse. In my experience six line are just too aggressiv.
 
Blue velvet nudibranchs. They feed exclusively on flatworms. I used one once and man could that thing eat. Very interesting to watch as well.

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