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[swfk44]

i'm guessing that these are some kind of critters, is there any fish that eats them or meds that will kill them, thanks :unsure:
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[raz0945]

+1 Get as many as possible out by dipping the coral you can remove and dip them in a coral dip. When they die they give off a toxic chemical and it can cause a lot of problems in your tank. Do a big water change and use fresh charcoal after the treatments. It normal takes 3 treatments a week apart to get them all.

barry_keith;798125 wrote: flatworms

Edit: There are commercial products such as flatworm exit. Also some wrasse are known to eat them like melanurus, sixlines, and canary aka yellow coris wrasse.

 

[slowjazz]

yep.. looks like flatworms. I heard flatworm exit can be a pain. Do you have alot of flatworms or just on your mushrooms? If it is just on the mushrooms and you can take them out of the tank, you can try to give them a freshwater dip. flatworms usually fall right off after a few seconds.

 

[landon]

I would recommend a Melanarus Wrasse. and siphoning...

 

[falos]

barry_keith;798132 wrote: I siphoned as many out as I could before I used the treatment. I bought some LR a while back that was infested. I was lucky I saw them before I put the rock in my display.

i use coral rx and fw on all rock entering my tank wen using live

 

[Jaycen B.]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1379099&highlight=levimasole">http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1379099&highlight=levimasole</a>

I have not done this, but thought I would share.