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I've got confirmed two flatworms on one of my torch corals. WHAT DO I DO. This is one of my favourite pieces and would like it to stay alive.

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You will likely have to begin dipping on a regular basis to get rid of them. Folks here will probably tell you the same. Good luck!
 

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For now you can give it a shake in some fresh rodi and they'll fall off. This will buy you some time to come up with a plan.
 

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I personally wouldn’t dip any coral besides zoas in fw, especially then there are dips less stressful on the coral itself
 

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how big is your tank? do you have enough space for a wrasse? cause if you do they love to eat flatworms, My yellow corris wrasse does a great job at natural flatworm removal!
 

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How big is the tank?

I've been dealing with red flatworms in my pico tank and I have resorted to using a turkey baster to suck them out, one by one. It's an ongoing battle.
 

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Hi everyone
I have a 45 gallon mixed reef with softies, lps and a few sps frags.
i currently have the following a:
  • Banana coris wrasse
  • Two clownfish
  • mandarin dragonet
  • coral clown goby
  • fire goby
Can i add anything more, a pair of coral banded shrimp perhaps?

This was from another thread
 

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