rleechb
New member
Just got back from buying a few colonies from an LFS. Anyways, I got back, and did my usual iodine dip for new corals. I inspected each colony, and to my surprise, found a cluster of eggs around the base of the coral which had STN'd. I snapped off the piece of the coral with the eggs on it, and inspected the coral very, very carefully. Found one flatworm, which i scraped away with a knife. Then I gave the coral another very strong dip in iodine. Think this will be sufficent? I couldn't find any other flatworms on the other corals, but I've got a little bit of anxiety now.
