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![]() I second Rob's warning. Suck out as many of the flatworms before trying the exit medication.
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![]() That is the thing I do not want to treat as I have corals and inverts in there. What is the best way for me to eliminate them without chemicals?
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![]() The best thing to do is wait and see if they go away on their own, it might take months or it might take years. I've heard this can happen, but I don't know from personal experience. One thing that might help is to shine a light on the front of the tank over night, and siphon them out where they congregate in the morning. Again, I've only read that this works.
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