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Hi! What is this? Found it sliding around the glass in my 10g today.

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Boooo. Did a little reading, seems dangerous to coral (eats them?) and dangerous to fish when there are a lot and the die-off gets toxic.

True or no? Any other info I need to note about them? Just did a 50% water change (no livestock in there at the moment) and wondering if I should get something at the LFS to nip it in the bud.
 

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Boooo. Did a little reading, seems dangerous to coral (eats them?) and dangerous to fish when there are a lot and the die-off gets toxic.

True or no? Any other info I need to note about them? Just did a 50% water change (no livestock in there at the moment) and wondering if I should get something at the LFS to nip it in the bud.
It's true for the bad ones. This is not a bad one.
It's an amphiscolops flatworm. They will go away on their own. They don't eat corals. Look them up.
 
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It's true for the bad ones. This is not a bad one.
It's an amphiscolops flatworm. They will go away on their own. They don't eat corals. Look them up.
Oh I see now. Someone directed me to Lionfish Lair's guide. Incredibly useful.

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YAY!!! I'm working on an app so it's not so painful to look at on your phone. I know it's not super mobile friendly, at the moment.

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