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Theres a trick I'm going to try with a flashlight.....found this on nano-reefs.com Turn out all the lights on your tank and in the room, shine a small flashlight into an easy to get (suck too) to location and wait for awhile....the flatworms will come to the light ...suck'em out.

Pt. 3.....didn't realize it was this bad This is from just 1 coral, a frogspawn I have in the back that has been overlooked

It's like coral/filter feeder food

Here's some pix of how I did my tank Red Sea 130D AIO

Can I pick up a piece today?

I've never drilled a tank before...great job doc

Did something die in your tank? Fish, invert or coral?

That's a great deal on that firefish

If you don't mind coming north, I can give some chalice

Absolutely Fish carries them

It may come to that....as I do know the stuff works and they are becoming a problem by bothering my corals

That's also a big concern for me, alot of blogs mentioned about the poisons they emit after death

I have been thinkingabout that, I'm gonna try my luck with manual removal 1st. My fear is not dosing this properly

I need to get one, I have a fairy wrasse that I would need to relocate 1st

This was just from yesterday's syphoning

Pt 2 This much came off of just 2 corals. All the brown spots are flatworms

What's that high temp?

I've been stung by one of those and its definitely not pleasant. Its like a bee sting for humans and Its almost impossible to take the spines out of a finger, so it may be the same for a fish. Trying to dig it out may do more damage. The spines usually dissolve over time I don't know if it'll...