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About LinkBacksI have had flatworms in my tank for a while now. Sometimes the population is all over my corals sometimes it's low. My problem is I've had a mandarin for 2+ years now and I wouldn't want to get a wrasse that would mess with his eating routine. I heard a springer damsel would do it but still unsure? Tried knudibranch but it didn't really do squat then disappeared. I fresh water dipped most corals then did water change, that made them go away for a little bit but then they came back! Any advice I would appreciate! Thanks!
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- 01-14-2012, 07:26 PM #1Just Moved In
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