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    FlynnFish - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default Need some ID please.

    This looks like some type of flatworm. It is in a tank with no fish or coral, just a mantis shrimp, some rock and sand.

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    Thanks for the help.
    I need to attend a Fish Breeders Anonymous class.
    mbi sigaspx?uflynnfish&ampimg2 - Need some ID please.

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    demonclownfish - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    yup just a basic flatworm

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    litttlelondyn - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Wow, I've never seen those!
    Now, now, now...a Diva is a female version of a HUSTLA.

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    +1 to flatworm, aka- planaria.

    I would remove it asap, before there are a ton more.

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