- Location
- Upper West Side
Don't think you are at the shop I saw them at. The place I saw them at refuses to use copper at any level.
Alfred
Alfred
How is this possible??? Is it a flatworm
- Thread starter Exotic Reef
- Start date
- Location
- Valley stream
yea it did come from the cheato.. Person i got it from said he had some in his tank and saw it on a coral and did not even do anything
- Location
- Valley stream
Nice your fish systems are nice .imo the store could have better coral and invert tanks to choose from but still a nice selection to chose for beginners
These flatworms are not photosynthetic, and do not go on coral (obviously its possible, but not what they do).
These flatworms eat inverts! They only come out at night.
This flatworm could have been in your system for years and you would not have known!
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- Location
- Valley stream
Oh ok then i dont care much if i see one ill just simply take it out ..thanks for the info and responses
They are very tough to find! They blend in with rock very, very well.
They also do not multiply quickly like the tiny flatworms do.
Good luck!
trust me i agree but theres only so much i can do as not being the owner, i suggest ideas and thats about all i can do
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