Piggy
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Elkridge, MD
You need to siphon out the flat worms as they die. Also be sure to have lots of carbon ready.
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- Thread starter fishsticks
- Start date
You need to siphon out the flat worms as they die. Also be sure to have lots of carbon ready.
fishsticks
No clue about reefs
- Location
- los angeles, CA
ok, so i got some flatworm exit... i treated the tank according to instructions had to add a lil extra, then i noticed 3 float off and i waited an extra 45 minutes and none else came out, as soon as i seen the first one float off i put in my carbon... and i waited those 45minutes after i seen the first one die.... then i did a 50% waterchange and i kept the carbon in there ill keep it in there until tmrrw. am i ok?
fishsticks
No clue about reefs
- Location
- los angeles, CA
am i good!?
fishsticks
No clue about reefs
- Location
- los angeles, CA
ALSO! i forgot to mention, i removed about 20 off my mushroom my hairy one, hes the reason why i treated the tank about 2 days ago i removed them and today i treated. siphoned them off him
yote
In Memoriam
Just keep an eye on everything for a day or 2.And look close to make sure you aint got no more flatworms.
Piggy
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Elkridge, MD
You could of kept the mushroom in the tank when you treated it. Just make sure you got them all off. If not you'll still have flatworms. I replaced my carbon after 24 hrs and ran it for a week.
fishsticks
No clue about reefs
- Location
- los angeles, CA
ima leave my carbon in there for a week, i removed alot of flatworms off my mushroom, like 20 or more then i treated the tank waited one hour and i seen a few floating around i caught them an then added carbon when i first seen one dead, everything looks fine.
