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Rmckoy said:
I don’t want to assume …. But did this come off of something you picked up at the show ?
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LOL yes. It came off a torch. I asked and they didn't know what it was either. It was only one and I am hoping that's it. I thought flatworms looked different but I honestly am confused. I feel like my tank sees all kinds of rarities and usually not the good types :facepalm:
 
katsreef said:
LOL yes. It came off a torch. I asked and they didn't know what it was either. It was only one and I am hoping that's it. I thought flatworms looked different but I honestly am confused. I feel like my tank sees all kinds of rarities and usually not the good types :facepalm:
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Carefully and throughly inspect everything prior to adding to your tank !
Once it’s in there it could possibly be too late .
Moves kinda fast to be a flatworm but like most things . If you’re not sure . Either sump until you know for sure what it is or kill it with fire
 
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Rmckoy said:
What corals did you end up scoring ?
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They just got put in so they are a bit angry- dynamite chalice (looks like it has a face too haha), favia of the gods, digi montipora, torch (I can't remember what it's called but 24k something- maybe indo gold torch?), and a grand master krakatoa which is closed right now. I left the torch in the dip a bit longer and gave it a good shake. It's in the tank now but it should be good. fingers crossed now lol.

Edit: I just attached pictures but again - not working through my phone or my computer. Not sure if it's the site with iphone images or what right now
 
Small detritus worm. They show up from overfeeding, lack of maintenance, or decaying food or matter. Increase maintenance as they are likely in sandbed. Take away their food source and they slowly disappear.
 
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katsreef said:
They just got put in so they are a bit angry- dynamite chalice (looks like it has a face too haha), favia of the gods, digi montipora, torch (I can't remember what it's called but 24k something- maybe indo gold torch?), and a grand master krakatoa which is closed right now. I left the torch in the dip a bit longer and gave it a good shake. It's in the tank now but it should be good. fingers crossed now lol.

Edit: I just attached pictures but again - not working through my phone or my computer. Not sure if it's the site with iphone images or what right now
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Everything will be good when the lights come on tomorrow . If I remember I’ll remind you to post pictures
 
vetteguy53081 said:
Small detritus worm. They show up from overfeeding, lack of maintenance, or decaying food or matter. Increase maintenance as they are likely in sandbed. Take away their food source and they slowly disappear.
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Well that sounds a lot better than a flatworm. Thank you! It just came in on a frag and I dipped it before putting in the tank. Hoping it was just the one!
 
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