Are this flatworm?

[iewnehz]

can anybody verify?

thanks

[iewnehz]

[Achilles Tang]

Yes, they are.

[moron_clown]

can anybody verify?

thanks

haha,told u so...

[iewnehz]

Yes, they are.

man.......

wad should i do now?

[moron_clown]

man.......

wad should i do now?

take em outta the water and NUKE them!!!

[RAV-65]

Use Salifert's flatworm exit... there's a thread by AT regarding the hazards of using it, u may wanna search for it....

[flubberina13]

This mushroom is quite hardy...do the freshwater dip thingy. Should put them out.

[iewnehz]

This mushroom is quite hardy...do the freshwater dip thingy. Should put them out.

will do that str away..

thanks all

[iewnehz]

oh ya..wad about this??

[iewnehz]

[Achilles Tang]

Nope... those are like 'birthmarks'!

Not everything on the planet has perfect skin!

[RAV-65]

Moles on cateye?!?! kindda unique if the spots are more evenly spread out!

[iewnehz]

polkadot cateye!

[tineng]

darn....i think i spotted some in my RTN SPS....so far 2 colony affected in the past month...anyway, can anyone confirm that flatform can kill sps????

my other colony still ok....could it be these colony has arco crab in them that is protecting the SPS from the invaders????

[iewnehz]

darn....i think i spotted some in my RTN SPS....so far 2 colony affected in the past month...anyway, can anyone confirm that flatform can kill sps????

my other colony still ok....could it be these colony has arco crab in them that is protecting the SPS from the invaders????

uh oh.....

maybe AT can help u with this

[Achilles Tang]

Some species of flatworms can kill fish and corals when there is enough of them dying at the same time.

Do not underestimate the strength of their toxins.

Flatworms do not attack SPS corals. These are more commonly found in LPS and softies.

Some flatworms are photosynthetic and may spread out and 'sun tan' on dead SPS skeleton surfaces but are not responsible for RTNing SPS.