Ack! I think I have flatworms?! And a tiny tank centipede.
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GreshamH
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[quote author=Euphyllia link=topic=6377.msg81686#msg81686 date=1234758453]
The second picture is real. It's some sort of giant isopod!
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Deep sea isopod. They can get a couple feet big
The second picture is real. It's some sort of giant isopod!
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Deep sea isopod. They can get a couple feet big
Lyn
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[quote author=tapmorf link=topic=6377.msg81731#msg81731 date=1234797395]
Hey Sherri - Have you ever looked at Melev's site.
He has a page specifically dedicated to the way he dealt with planaria. Here is a link
http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html
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Thanks Joyce,
I read it once, and just read it again. It sounds like a sensible way of getting rid of them.
I don't know if I want to try a slow natural method, or the quick lethal, more risky method. Although, the Meleev method lowers the toxin risk. I'll need to see if I can make a handy dandy suction tool like the article shows, at least to start sucking some out.
Hey Sherri - Have you ever looked at Melev's site.
He has a page specifically dedicated to the way he dealt with planaria. Here is a link
http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html
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Thanks Joyce,
I read it once, and just read it again. It sounds like a sensible way of getting rid of them.
I don't know if I want to try a slow natural method, or the quick lethal, more risky method. Although, the Meleev method lowers the toxin risk. I'll need to see if I can make a handy dandy suction tool like the article shows, at least to start sucking some out.