Flat Worms

Six line wrasse and Salifert Flatworm Exit. I've also heard of using Pig Wormer if gets really bad..

--AJ

 

A word of warning about treating with Flatword Exit when you have a significant infestation...

http://www.reefland.com/forum/reef-aquariums/10219-salifert-flatworm-exit-one-week-later.html

--AJ

 

Do you have the rust colored ones or the clear ones? If it's the latter, good effin' luck. The rust colored ones on the other hand are pretty east to treat and eradicate.

 

If they are the red ones, get a six line.... It will keep them under control.

-JB

 

Yes those are red planeria (I suck at spelling) siphon out as many as you can with a air line tubing over several days then treat with a double dose of flat worm exit. Don't run carbon or do a water change for at least 4 hours (yes I know that's not what the directions say but if you fallow the directions some always survive then your back to square one) wait 3 days and then do a tripple dose of flat worm exit. Then buy a six line, four line, or a yellow corris wrase to prevent them from ever coming back

 

How big is yoru Leopard wrasse getting? They are one of my favorites! We were talking about a melenarus wrasse in another discussion, but that would foot the bill too. IDK as far as compatibility with the leopard wrasse though, but the melenarus sure works for planeria, that's why I got mine in the first place. I didn't even have to help him out by siphoning, he was a 2.5" fella when I got him and over the course of about 2 weeks he wiped out a massive colony of probably 10s of thousands (not exaggerating). I recall you had asked me about mine on the tank tour last month.

Cya,
Andy