Stingray like thing

[IWB-null]

this thing was on the glass last week and when i was cleaning the glass i hit it thinking it was algae but it look off and swam away, it swims like a stingray and it orange. Now today i have a picture of it. WHAT IS IT? (click on the pic to make it bigger)

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p16/bigtyguyy/DSC_1761.jpg

[THE PHOENIX]

Looks like a flatworm from your description. I could be wrong because I haven't had much experience with those, thankfully! Can anyone else confirm?

[Mugster]

Looks like a flatworm from your description. I could be wrong because I haven't had much experience with those, thankfully! Can anyone else confirm?



That's what I think it is too. It looks identical to the flatworms I've seen at my local BA's.

Reference = Red Planaria

[ryung97]

It certainly looks like a flatworm to me.

[IWB-null]

just sucked it out and tossed it in the drain.

[Dr. Zoos]

that was on a duncan right? would love to see a pic of it when its opened up

[corpusse]

100% sure that's a flatworm.

Is that Duncan from WTR"s recent aussie shipment?

Always dip your corals before putting them in your display. Many people including myself have had flatworms before and it always starts with just a few that escape detection.

To be safe I'd look into getting some flatworm exit and dose now before you get an infestation which isn't sure to happen but can be more trouble should it happen.

[M007]

Flat worm. Best cure, suck 'em out and down the drain. Keep an eye out for strays.

[IWB-null]

Flat worm. Best cure, suck 'em out and down the drain. Keep an eye out for strays.

have been but have only seen that 1. thanks!:hi1:

[IWB-null]

well i turned off my tank to feed it and i noticed that i had a tuns of flats worms on some of my mushrooms! is the best stuff flat worm exit?