my tank recent have flatworm....

[trido]

What kind of wrasse fish?

Melanarus Wrasse is very beautiful and will eat them for sure.

 

[seedlessinseattle]

What Trido said, Melanarus Wrasse, beautiful fish, mine is about 3-4 inches mainly because some ot those worms were huge

 

[Jen30]

Pretty tanks u can be proud of!!!sorry bout your loss!!!time to get new fish

Yes nata.. Good excuse to have new fish

 

[Jen30]

Melanarus Wrasse is very beautiful and will eat them for sure.

Thank you!! I got buy me one

 

[SaltyDog2]

I dip every new coral in a container with a drop of flat worm exit. Always surprised and pleased when I see some dead critters floating.

 

[seedlessinseattle]

I dip every new coral in a container with a drop of flat worm exit. Always surprised and pleased when I see some dead critters floating.

That sounds like an excellent idea, sounds like preventive maintenance, not really more like a hobby he he he

 

[Jen30]

I dip every new coral in a container with a drop of flat worm exit. Always surprised and pleased when I see some dead critters floating.

Yes is good we go star to do that to

 

[spieszak]

What Trido said, Melanarus Wrasse, beautiful fish, mine is about 3-4 inches mainly because some ot those worms were huge

It could have been just MY melanarus, (I lost him in a tank crash years ago), but he was going to ensure basically nothing that crawled lived in a tank with him. I couldn't keep anything but nass snails and a conch as far as clean up crew, anything else was just a snack for him, and he actively hunted them. It actually was kind of cool to watch him knock them off the rocks or glass and flip them. I swear though, there were some days I could see him staring longingly at the the tank across the room from his, plotting how he was going to get over there to get the snails.
As I've seen others note similar experiences with them, I felt it was worth noting. Your experience may vary of course.