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[johnsamm7]

Saw a couple of these things on my glass this morning was wondering if anyone knew what They are thanks guys

 

[mcarroll]

Looks like a flatworm. Rarely a problem, especially when it's only one. But there are exceptions if you search enough threads. I don't think I'd bomb the tank with Flatworm eXit without confirmation of type.

 

[stevo01]

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/ok-flatworms.271398/

 

[johnsamm7]

Dang idk how they even got in the tank I haven't added anything for months been going through fallow cause of ick

 

[cloak]

You might want to get yourself some airline tubing and manually remove what you can now before they become a problem. While they might be harmless there are some things are tanks can do without, this being one of them IMO.

 

[Breadman03]

I'd guess that your fish were controlling their population, but that they are coming out now due to lack of predation.

 

[johnsamm7]

Yea I'll try with the airline hopefully that takes most of em out I should be stocking the tank starting in November finally hopefully hat helps as well

 

[stevo01]

Flatworm exit

 

[nanoreefer14]

Or you could let them populate some and get yourself a Blue Velvet Nudibranch. Those guys are cool

 

[gemini9]

I had those in my tank at first setup. They disappeared after a few weeks.

 

[johnsamm7]

That actually looks pretty sweet