Brown spots on Duncan

[CincyFin]

Anyone now what this is? I hope you can tell from the pic

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

Anyone now what this is? I hope you can tell from the pic

It's to blue for me to tell.

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

Anyone now what this is? I hope you can tell from the pic

Are they moving flatworms. Because of fork looking tail ?

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

The more I look at it the more it looks like flatworms big ones

 

[CincyFin]

I don’t think their moving? I’ve never seen a flatworm though. My first tank and it’s about a year and a half old.

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

I don’t think their moving? I’ve never seen a flatworm though. My first tank and it’s about a year and a half old.

I don’t think their moving? I’ve never seen a flatworm though. My first tank and it’s about a year and a half old.

Maybe not but it looks like it to me can you get a picture with white light on it ?

 

[CincyFin]

I just found another thread on here about the same thing with the same exact picture and it’s definitely flatworms. So should I buy a coral dip and dip it?

 

[CincyFin]

what is wrong with my duncan coral

What are all dark spots on the Duncan? It does not look normal. Please help.

www.reef2reef.com

 

[GabeM]

I had those flatworms on my duncans and I used flatworm exit and dosed a few times with great success. I have been flatworm free for almost a year I hope lol

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

Use flatworm exit if you have them all in your but if can dip the coral that's good but they will be all over again. Do some research on flatworm exit and it you use go by directions. And it wouldn't hurt to start siphon all you can now before treatment. If you go that route. I use flatworm exit and everything was great no loss of any SPS or shrimp crabs fish all good.

 

[CincyFin]

Thanks for the advice.