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Its so hard with damsels, I doubt they did it on purpose. The second the get stressed, they turn dark, making it hard to see markings. I don't think that is a sprigeri.
My reaction as well is that's not the flatworm eater. Hard to really tell from the pic.

From my research it's difficult for anyone to tell what's the true flatworm eating springeri. My recollection from previously researching this is there's two types of fish both called the same thing, but only one is the one we really want. I can't recall if they're both called Blue Sapphire or if they're both called springeri or of is just a common misidentification.
 
Only a wrasse remain and can't catch him.

@Adauqua advise to use reef flux to elimiate yellow green sand and with gha. Added 20 capsules.
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+1 reef flux for bryopsis, just know it'll probably affect any fuge you have too. GHA I found the most successful solution was a foxface. Even if you need to get a little one and swap it eventually.
 
Tank is sad with only 2 fish.

starting to lose interest. Selling tank if there is any interest.

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It would be a great club project to brainstorm ideas to revive enthusiasm for it (selling always comes at a large loss). However, it is a large tank, and it does need a proportionate motivation to be successful. Sad if this is no longer the case but issues can cause that.
 
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