What is this thing
- Thread starter vikash345678
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They won't do anything to your inhabitants but I'd keep an eye on them. Flatworms can grow out of control and overrun a tank which would put out a lot more waste. I had an outbreak of then last year and it got so outta control that you couldn't even see the rocks they were on which was all of them!
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So what do you recommend to get that should deal with this problem
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Since you don't have very many, the easiest way to control it is to just siphon as many as you can out when you do a wc. Don't let it get to the extremity mine was cuz siphoning didnt do anything since there were so many. I ended up having to use flatworm exit. It's safe for fish and corals but the flatworms release a toxin when they die so I had to do a massive wc afterwards but I still lost a fish bc of it 
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Since you don't have very many, the easiest way to control it is to just siphon as many as you can out when you do a wc. Don't let it get to the extremity mine was cuz siphoning didnt do anything since there were so many. I ended up having to use flatworm exit. It's safe for fish and corals but the flatworms release a toxin when they die so I had to do a massive wc afterwards but I still lost a fish bc of it
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Ooh crap thanks
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