Salifert Flat Worm Exit

I recently failed to dip a few corals that I received from a friends tank. Unfortunately he had a massive case of Red Planaria which promptly took hold of my tank. I treated my tank once and killed off probably 90 percent of the flatworms. Waited one week and treated again. So far so good. Have not seen anymore since. Will treat one more time though. Be sure to siphon out as many as you can see before treating your tank as when they die the can nuke your system. A+ on the flatworm exit being able to kill these little pains.

Some states have banned this product to protect water ways. It definitely works and I haven't had any fws for a long time, but I'm buying some to have on hand just in case when I need it I wont be able to get it.

Product worked very well. Siphoned out as many worms as possible. Left a couple on the glass as an indicator. They were dead within 20 minutes or so. Did about a 40% water change and lots of carbon. Have not seen any more worms. Be sure to follow the directions closely.

This product works extremely well and very fast. Suggest you have plenty of water on hand to change and a good way to filter out the dead flatworms. Fiberfloss worked well for me. I did lose a couple of fish but, I don't think I got the worms out fast enough. Use plenty of circulation after they die. Corals were not affected at all,in fact they loved the circulation.

this product works exc, i recommended 100%

Trick to using this product is to ensure you siphon as much flatworms out as possible and ensuring that you do a water change by about 25%. The corals seem to not extend their polyps and excrete slime due to the toxins of the flatworms but after two or three days the polyps extend and things are better.