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[AquamanE]

FW exit works very well. WC and charcoal after is all that is needed after. Maybe repaet dose and all above, but all in all an EASY pest to deal with. No worrries.

 

[whyzee429]

They seem pretty easy to deal with thus far. I would like to run carbon in addition to water changes afterwards but I don't know how I'd do it in a sumpless, HOBless system.....anyone?

 

[Kbra]

Flat worm exit and good water changes a few times a take care of it

 

[xcorallusx]

you can siphon them out with plastic tubing and have panty hose or filter sock and have the water go back in the sump. I would do this before you put the chemicals in, and also do it after you treat the tank. Also be sure to replace your carbon after the treatment.

 

[Kbra]

They seem pretty easy to deal with thus far. I would like to run carbon in addition to water changes afterwards but I don't know how I'd do it in a sumpless, HOBless system.....anyone?

No filters?

 

[whyzee429]

No filters other than my protein skimmer. Frequent water changes, along with good flow and siphoning allow me to not have a traditional filter and I love it. However, without a sump it's hard to dose carbon. Can I put it in a mesh bag and set it on a frag rack?

 

[fab1971]

I run a hob penguin or eheim filter and on occasion would put a carbon bag in the back, instead of regular filter pads. I like using filter pads on them and change them every 1-2 weeks. clears up the water pretty nice, especially with my over feeding.