How safe is flatworm exit?

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Just sold a bunch of frags to a local reefer and he found some flatworms on them. I haven't noticed any bothering any corals in my tank but would really like to take care of them before things get out of hand. I would like to get a wrasse but I'm bare bottom.
 
I've used it in the past on 200 gallons. I have to say it worked great. I had a medium stocked mixed reef. I followed the instructions and also did a massive water change after a couple of hours. No harm to anything in my tank.
 
I just did 2 treatments for zoa eats nudibranchs with FWE...at higher than the flatworm treatment which is 3 drops per 5 gallons and the nudi treatment is 1 drop per gallon...
I have mainly LPS and zoas and mushrooms and was fine...did the first treatment ...waited 7 days did 2nd treatment then waited 5 days and did a water change...
150g reef tank...
 
Hmmmm. I've been looking around in areas that I have low flow and I have a TON of them. They don't seem to be doing much harm but I would still like to take care of them. My only issue is that I can only make about 45 gallons of saltwater. Altogether I have around 160 gallon system so I would be no where near a 50 percent water change. I'm not so much worried about the treatment itself but more so the die off from all of these flatworms.
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

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  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

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  • No.

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