Pests on Finger Leather??

[Diesel]

Hahah!

Crying is good as that adds salt to the water.
Chemo class 1 on 1

 

[trio91]

I would also assume that you have a lot more those if there are that many on that coral.

You could use flatworm exit, just be careful with that stuff

 

[Lasse]

Why not take another path - get a Scooter Blenny.

@saltyfilmfolks great to see you around again

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Gareth elliott]

Some wrasses might also help, would depend on tank size. I would avoid fish till your tank has been fallow of the velvet for 72 days though.

But Halichoeres or Pseudocheilinus(much more aggressive genus) both are known to eat coral pests.

 

[mikes686]

hmmm maybe it's just sps corals then? There was a post a while back, a user freshwater dipped some sps corals and they all rtn'd and died on him. I've always just done bayer mixed with saltwater dips. But if freshwater dips work then I learned something new today

Yes on the no freshwater dipping of sps, it cost me dearly. Now it's 15-20 minutes in Coral Rx mixed with tank water, then two dip stations of saltwater. Killed a Myagi tort and a couple acros.

 

[Neal.Tolbert]

75G DT but its currently sitting follow due to velvet outbreak... I am going to get flatworm exit or flatworm rx and treat the whole tank. I have only seen them on the large finger leather currently.

 

[Neal.Tolbert]

Well here is the after picture.. Tons of flatworms and a small starfish. As long as the coral bounces back I would say this was very effective.

 

[kireek]

I would also assume that you have a lot more those if there are that many on that coral.

You could use flatworm exit, just be careful with that stuff

I agree.I would check to throughout the aquarium for infestation.