Worm ID, regular harmless flatworm?

[rbtwo4]

Don't buy a 6 line that fish is the devil u will regret it later

 

[rcharliesam]

Lol, why?

 

[BaaMNYC]

I suggest a melanarus wrasse better and less aggressive.

I still think this is a better route.

 

[rcharliesam]

Liveaquaria's site recommends a 50 gallon tank for the melanurus wrasse. My tank is only a 34 gallon.

I do agree with your reasoning however.

I also do not think my sandbed is deep enough for one. I saw one dive into a sandbed last weekend, very neat.

 

[BaaMNYC]

Didn't realize you only had a 34g.

 

[thirty5]

There is alledgely a damsel that will possibly eat them

 

[rcharliesam]

Didn't realize you only had a 34g.

No biggie, maybe I should upgrade again just so I can get the Melanarus, really interesting fish.

There is alledgely a damsel that will possibly eat them

I saw that, the Lemon (or yellow) damsel I think it was. I also saw Green Chromis mentioned. I wasn't planning on going the damsel route, are they more aggressive than the six-lines?

 

[rcharliesam]

For the past 2 or 3 days I have not seen one flatworm in my tank. Hopefully it stays this way. I guess some take longer to die off.

 

[rcharliesam]

I have been flatworm free for the last week and a half! Thanks to those who recommended flatworm exit. I was becoming weary since so many were left after the two initial doses but I guess some of them were in the process of dying still.

I also picked up a yellow wrasse this past weekend, so if any are still around hopefully he will keep them in check. He appears to be "hunting" when he is awake and out of the sand. Very active and very colorful. For the past two nights I was able to watch him jump into the sand bed for his sleep. So cool.

 

[rcharliesam]

You... Have... To... Be... Kidding...

Well, at least I know why my yellow wrasse has looked to be hunting. I noticed a couple on my glass today. I guess I jinxed it by posting.