where to find flatworm exit locally

[ailachami]

a week ago, my watermelon zoas closed up and havent openned. upon further inspection i found some tiny thin critters running around on the rock and zoas. they are fast too but i sucked up a couple with a syringe. fw dipped the rock but they keep coming back. time to treat the tank before all the zoas die. anyone know where i can get some flatworm exit locally?

 

[Off The Deep End]

Those aren't flatworms. Sounds like amphipods. Flat worms dont run. im assuming they look like this?

 

[Wicked Color]

either way get a wrasse, and stop feeding your fish for a couple weeks.

 

[dv3]

i seen that oceans apart had some last weekend ...but i agree it doesn't sound like flat worms

 

[djkms]

I have a box of flatworm exit that I never used.

 

[dv3]

I have a box of flatworm exit that I never used.

i mix a drop of it with iodine for dipping new corals

 

[mikejrice]

If you decide that you need it, we usually have it in stock at elite.

Michael Rice
Marine Engineers Aquarium Blog
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[ailachami]

yes they look like that. should i get rid of them?

Those aren't flatworms. Sounds like amphipods. Flat worms dont run. im assuming they look like this?

 

[Off The Deep End]

No, most tanks have them and they are good fish food, They do affect zoas but only if there is already something wrong with the zoa. I have never seen them eat zoas that weren't already dying.

 

[hurrafreak]

No, most tanks have them and they are good fish food, They do affect zoas but only if there is already something wrong with the zoa. I have never seen them eat zoas that weren't already dying.

Agree here. Not something that I personally would try and deplete in my tank?