What are these

[deboy69]

Any idea on what these are tried searching but couldn't find an exact match
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[Smiley]

vermetid snails...

 

[deboy69]

Good or bad

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[WatercolorsGuy]

Good or bad

Apparently bad.
http://reefbuilders.com/2012/07/23/vermetid-snail-stony-corals/

 

[deboy69]

Ugh and I dipped everything. How do you get rid of it

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[static reef]

i have never had a problem with them. I think that it is worse for sps tanks than a mixed. hook your tank up with some crabs and they will be kept to a minimum

 

[WatercolorsGuy]

Good info here too

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1592091

 

[projectx]

Seal the top of the tube with super glue, thatll take care of em.

 

[CRW Reef]

Seal the top of the tube with super glue, thatll take care of em.

+1 that's what I do too

 

[scchase]

Id say more of annoying then bad.

 

[Smiley]

or just crush em with bone cutters and let the fish eat the snail.

 

[deboy69]

Thanks I was transferring my corals from my smaller tank to the big one. I hope I scrapped them all off. I thanks for the information again

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[deboy69]

Just saw these on the glass of my old tank and was wondering what they are since I have thousands of them View attachment 10530 View attachment 10531

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[Andrew_bram]

Those look like flat worms to me.

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[Smiley]

a wrasse should eat them up, if not, flatworm exit.......

 

[Smiley]

i suggest a 6line for your new tank to keep them in check.

 

[deboy69]

Ugh I dipped everything. How do I get them?

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[JuanGutz]

They really that bad? How do they hurt anything ha every tank I've ever seen has them?

 

[Smiley]

well.. they can be bad if gotten out of hand... you can get them from anywhere... rocks, frags, cheato....best thing to do is get a fish that eats them... using chemicals to kill them is not good practice as there is a great chance of tank wipe.

 

[Cake_Boss]

Those look like flat worms to me.

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Yup. To further explain Fred, flatworm exit causes them to die, once they die, they release a toxin, if to many die at once then you have a tank crash from the build up of the toxin. At least that's the explanation I remember from browsing the web.

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