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10-24-2005, 04:24 PM
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Flatworm...
How much FlatwormeXit do you use per gallon. I've lost my instructions.
Also. Does anyone knwo if it has an expiry date. Thanks
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10-24-2005, 04:55 PM
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10-24-2005, 06:34 PM
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Oh amp it up! I did one treatment with the recommended dosage, then another at double the rate... now I'm convinced this isn't Flatworm Exit, rather flatworm food and spawn conditioner,...
 , as I now have just as many if not more than when I started.... errrrgh!  There's a great article about these in Coral mag... for now I'm just leaving them and going with the natural approach...
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10-27-2005, 07:40 AM
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I just did it tonight... my sandbed has never looked so white or clean.
Basically Siphoned out as many as I could find.. Added 1.2drops/gallon. Siphoned any dying Flatworms out in the first 15 mins with my turkey baster. Turned on my prepared Active Carbon in a canister. 1lb/50g. Siphoned out another 20% of the water. Did a 50% water change with matching Salinty, PH, Temp. Everything looks to be fine and I had an obscene amount of Flatworm. Will post in a few weeks if they have returned. Feedback for the next schmuck who wants to FW exit.
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