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Please help me identify. I'm very new with this. Thinking it could be a sea slug
Please help identify. I'm thinking it may be some kind of slug?
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imo get something that eats them,
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Net it out. If there are several, melanurus or Lunare wrasse will eat them. So will a blue velvet nudibranch.
Last option is flatworm stop
Last option is flatworm stop
Manually remove any that you see on your glass. I had a flatworm issue and had flatworm exit standing by. I don’t like the idea of using chemical products . I am more of a natural treatment personally, I let the copepods and flatworms battle it out on which species will take over the tank. The copepods won and I rarely even see the flatworms anymore. I also have a mandarin that eats them up too
