Ref planaria eating fish

[Subtropic Reefer]

I have a problem with red planaria flatworms and it is starting to get out of hand. At the moment I have no fish, so I’d rather use fish the flatworm exit. It is a 25 gallon innovative marine lagoon tank. I was thinking to put a six line and a scooter blenny. Any other fish that will really help and be compatible with these two?

 

[AutumnReefs]

The scooter should be enough. They are fantastic. A scooter+sixline should be more than enough.

 

[Subtropic Reefer]

The scooter should be enough. They are fantastic. A scooter+sixline should be more than enough.

Ok. I dipped the smaller rocks into brackish water and got the flatworms off them, but they still cover the rest of the rocks. I’ve siphoned out what I could. So hopefully these fish work. Also would doing a blackout help at all?

 

[AutumnReefs]

Ok. I dipped the smaller rocks into brackish water and got the flatworms off them, but they still cover the rest of the rocks. I’ve siphoned out what I could. So hopefully these fish work. Also would doing a blackout help at all?

I am not sure how long it would take for the blackout to work. You could always just give the rocks a quick dip in fresh water (a 5 gallon bucket should work) and then do flatworm exit. If there are no corals on the rocks then you could use cold water and shock them off.

 

[F i s h y]

Springeri damsels

 

[Subtropic Reefer]

I am not sure how long it would take for the blackout to work. You could always just give the rocks a quick dip in fresh water (a 5 gallon bucket should work) and then do flatworm exit. If there are no corals on the rocks then you could use cold water and shock them off.

Thankyou, butAll the rocks are covered with some coral, and I took out the smaller rocks but the bigger one are puddied into one structure so it won’t work