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Convolutriloba (flatworms) Needed... really!!!


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    Default Convolutriloba (flatworms) Needed... really!!!

    As strange as it may seem... I actually WANT these things.

    If anyone in the area of Athens, GA, USA has an infestation of Convolutriloba retrogemma, C. longifissura, or C. Hastifera, I will GLADLY come to your home/business (this includes pet stores) and siphon out as many as I physically can FOR FREE.

    I am conducting research on the nature of the symbiosis between these worms and their algal endosymbionts and tend to run through populations rather quickly.

    I am an experienced aquarist as well as a coral/invertebrate ecologist, so I fully understand the delicate nature of tank systems, i.e., you needn't worry about some hack coming in and flailing about willy-nilly in your aquarium.

    Cheers,
    Tom Shannon
    Institute of Ecology
    University of Georgia

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    check the LFS there when I was down there zi saw a couple that were beyond infested.
    Of all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most.

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    LFS?

    Please excuse the newbie-ness, but I'm not yet up to snuff on the acronyms.

    Thanks,
    Tom

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    Are thes the little brownish orange ones? If so, I have an infestation in my tank and I was planning on using Flatworm exit this weekend. I could tru to get some for you. I live in the Chicago area though.
    Chris

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    Thanks Chris, and any others who wish to send the worms...

    Unfortunately they do not ship well and almost always arrive as a well-digested toxic soup.

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