emergency

[marlzz]

i previously posted a thread about these i found in my tank which i was told were ghost worms. but i am seeing them on both of my fish now. i am going away in 5 days and i’m concerned that they’re going to harm my fish.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Flatworms don't generally attach to fish. Are you sure it's not something else on the fish?

 

[Coinzmans Reef]

Flat worms, I bought a six line wrasse and target mandarin to exterminate mine. In two weeks they were gone never to return.

 

[brandon429]

That tank is eutrophic/ algae primed, do you want to fix that part

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

That tank is eutrophic/ algae primed, do you want to fix that part

The OP is worried about something attached to his fish.
Don't detail this

 

[Garf]

If anyone can identify this goo, they are lying. Where are the fish? Your previous posts do not give me confidence.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

If anyone can identify this goo, they are lying. Where are the fish? Your previous posts do not give me confidence.

Agree... All threads are emergencies...

 

[OrionN]

There are 6 or 7 flat worms on the glass. These flatworms, pointed head with twin tails are free living flatworms that does not bother anybody. They won't attack your fish.
(A) Below are Red Flatworms. These won't bother fish either and they don't attack corals either but unsightly when grow and overtake the tank.
(B) are flatworms that live on corals and bothers the corals

(C) these flatworms are free living and are not pest.

 

[brandon429]

Erin, eeyore/ I honestly think you switch positions at the drop of a hat to cause only ongoing contention. Let’s go back on ignore, you to me/ mine to you and we won’t see each other’s posts under this new name you took. the fresh start was a continuance of the former issues you had. You look for any instance to be insulting, I want to be free from that from now on.