I would consider adding some sort of wrasse to help with your flatworm problem. Possibly 2 if its in the 345g tank. It might take awhile to get rid of all of them but at least iwth will be slow and lots of toxins won't be released into your tank in a short period of time. I believe sixlines and sorts will eat the flatworms but you might want to double check that.
Elegance receeding
- Thread starter mrcrab
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elegance coral
They call me EC
How is the Elegance doing now that the flat worms are dead?
mrcrab
In Memoriam
Sorry, was out of town. I just noticed you're in C. FL, where? I'm in Ormond Beach.
Seems to be doing better. It's opening better and had some krill the other day. I want to dip it again as when the tissue was withdrawn into the coral some worms were spared the poison.
I'm going to try and get it back in the display Wednesday.
I'd post pics but someone dropped my camera last night and it's a gonner. Have to do some research before I get another one. I'm thinking a digital SLR that won't break the bank and is fairly idiot proof. Any suggestions? I've alway had Canons and have been happy with them.
chris wright
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Well I don't know about idiot proof :spin2: :lol:
But I reckon the Cannon EOS 400D is a good camera. You've seen my pics, and I'm a newbie to taking photo's
So you'd do better than me with it 
But I reckon the Cannon EOS 400D is a good camera. You've seen my pics, and I'm a newbie to taking photo's
So you'd do better than me with it 
have you read this from this month's reefkeeping magazine?
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-01/eb/index.php
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-01/eb/index.php
elegance coral
They call me EC
I'm in Lakeland. Almost dead center the state.
elegance coral
They call me EC
No but I've been thinking about it.
