Can an anemone get flukes from a DT outbreak?

[justthewife]

I currently have a rose tip anemone that I want to move to a QT because I have an outbreak of flukes in the tank. I want to treat the whole tank. I just want to make sure that the anemone survives but I also don't want to re-infect the tank after treatment. I was hoping this decision would be like a TTM for the anemone since I don't think that he would survive the Prazi treatment although I don't know much about it other than what I have read. The other concern would be lighting. The QT does not have the greatest lighting. It is only a 20 gallon. He has currently been under Eco tech LED's. Any suggestions?

 

[D-Nak]

If I remember correctly, the life cycle of a fluke requires that it finds a host within the first few days after hatching. Double check this though as I am not positive. If it is the case, then QTing the nem for a couple of weeks should take care of it. Lower lighting during this time period should be fine, assuming it's getting some light.