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Flatworms in the fuge :(


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    Thanks David. That tank is due a water change anyway, maybe I'll do one tonight. For livestock, all I've got in there now is a hi-fin banded goby and his buddy pistol shrimp, so I probably overfeed the tank for what it needs. Some monster bristle worms in there too, they could go on a diet. I'll try to suck the worms out. I've noticed that they squish really easily. Not sure if they're like aptasia where little worms can grow out of the parts of other worms.
    120G Reef and 40B reef at work, 120G tank dry and dirty in the garage.

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    JustDavidP - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    No squishy allowed! Flatworms, and many other marine "whatzits" will leech nasties into the water when squished. Very toxic to your tank...and probably not good for you either.

    Dave
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    Darn. Squishing is fun!
    120G Reef and 40B reef at work, 120G tank dry and dirty in the garage.

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