Flatworm exit dosage?

[christyf5]

I've never seen them but its worth a try, I'm getting sick of them dwindling away one by one. I'm wondering if its nudis though as they're so slow to diminish. You'd think with all that food in there for them the population would go nuts and they'd be going to town on the zoos. Unless of course they're picky and like the colored/expensive ones, there's only about 2 of those left so if they plan on staying alive they're going to have to be less particular

[chris c]

hi Chrityf5

I am also having problems with flat worms in my tank. I have been looking for flat worm exit for a while now and can not find it where did you get yours

thanks alot
chris

[mseepman]

OA still sells it. They're about the only ones.

[christyf5]

yep thats where I got mine from

[tang daddy]

so did you try the fresh warm water dip yet?

[christyf5]

yep and theres been no change, those zoos that weren't affected before are fine and those that were pinchy faced and withering away are still pinchy faced and withering away

[ref leppard]

Originally Posted by christyf5

yep and theres been no change, those zoos that weren't affected before are fine and those that were pinchy faced and withering away are still pinchy faced and withering away

Try moving them to a area with more water movement!

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by ref leppard

Try moving them to a area with more water movement!

I've tried several different places from less to more water movement (ie far away from the water input to practically on top of it. Still they are pinchy and whithered The only ones I'm having problems with are the colorful ones.

[PoonTang]

Best thing i think for zoa's i think is a Lugol's dip. You may also be able to get some help from one of the Zoa specific forums or AP.