Freshwater dip to clear flatworms

[Elrodg]

I just noticed that my torch, duncan, frogspawn, and hammer were all covered in fw. I removed each and dipped them in fresh r/o water for about ten seconds each. Now they seem incredibly ****ed about this. :-/ they have all retracted and are putting off some sort of slime. Did I just kill em all? Or should they recover

 

[cloak]

They should recover, but the next time you have to do this, you might want to use something like Coral Rx instead. It's a lot easier on the corals. GL.

 

[tektite]

Dips in Bayer are what I use for LPS and flatworms, works quite well. Or a concentrated dip of flatworm exit for a short time. Neither should affect the corals adversely. Freshwater dip though is extremely hard on the corals.

 

[Elrodg]

Well when I dipped each. About fifty fw came off of each coral.

 

[raffyezs]

They should recover, but the next time you have to do this, you might want to use something like Coral Rx instead. It's a lot easier on the corals. GL.

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[RA]

Unless you treat your tank with something like flat worm exit you will never cure your problem. Dipping corals in FW is going to stress them.

 

[Rbs07fxstc]

If u knocked off 50 from corals then u got a thousand in the tank. Read up on using fw exit. I used it to rid my tank. Be cautious of which type of flatworm u have. Some are toxic to the tank.

 

[AdamSabina]

if u knocked off 50 from corals then u got a thousand in the tank. Read up on using fw exit. I used it to rid my tank. Be cautious of which type of flatworm u have. Some are toxic to the tank.

+1

 

[AdamSabina]

+1

I had to use FW exit twice but they are gone now.