RickvDam
Active Member
Hello!
I noticed one of my frogspawns closing up and sadly it’s due to flatworms. I’m not sure what the best strategy is to get rid of them.
As my tank is a Euphyllia garden, and most have been glued down for months to a year, removing them to dip them is going to be a hell… As it’s a 15G with 2 clowns, adding a wrasse or damsel also isn’t an option…
Most well known anti flatworm products are unavailable in the Netherlands. I can get the Salifert one, but shipping will take 2-3 weeks… Sadly I thought it was a flow issue at first so they have been in the tank for a while now, lets say 2 weeks (not sure how they even got in the tank…)
The only thing I can think about is Peroxide dosing in combination of 10 minutes full power on the wavemaker and hope I can stun them and scoop them out… I can get Blue Life flatworm RX tomorrow, but it has quite a few bad reviews that it doesn’t work.
Everything else seems fine for now…
I noticed one of my frogspawns closing up and sadly it’s due to flatworms. I’m not sure what the best strategy is to get rid of them.
As my tank is a Euphyllia garden, and most have been glued down for months to a year, removing them to dip them is going to be a hell… As it’s a 15G with 2 clowns, adding a wrasse or damsel also isn’t an option…
Most well known anti flatworm products are unavailable in the Netherlands. I can get the Salifert one, but shipping will take 2-3 weeks… Sadly I thought it was a flow issue at first so they have been in the tank for a while now, lets say 2 weeks (not sure how they even got in the tank…)
The only thing I can think about is Peroxide dosing in combination of 10 minutes full power on the wavemaker and hope I can stun them and scoop them out… I can get Blue Life flatworm RX tomorrow, but it has quite a few bad reviews that it doesn’t work.
Everything else seems fine for now…
