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a planaria , no harm to shrimp but not controlled will cause a outbreak
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Found several of them in my substrate.... Easily siphon them out when I am feeding bloodworm to my shrimp.... They crawl out and snatching bloodworm with my shrimp.... Size almost same as my shrimplet.........
The are certainly not planaria... Cos I goggle for planaria.... And the pattern is difference....
Paiseh Lim.... I just found similar image on goggle...
Was reading through the thread in other forum on planaria... And the photo they show is white....
So I tot it isn't planaria...
Anway going to reduce the foods for my shrimp....
Thanks Lim... =) .
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Yeah. Planaria. There are a lot of species of planaria. Try not to snap them in half when catching up they'll turn into two.
Recent studies shows that putting recent studies in your statement have a higher percentage of trust people put into your recent studies. What?
Reduce feeding + group of small (and hungry) fishes will help to naturally keep the planaria population under control.
Yes, it is planaria.
Easy solution is 'No planaria' by genchem.
Not going to introduce any chemical.. Scare my shrimp cannot take it.. going to move the shrimp to my old tank and send the existing tank substrate, gravel, to boil..
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Hi Irvine, 'No planaria' is for shrimp tank.Originally Posted by IrvineChen
But if it is not serious, no need for it.
Actually inside left 4 CRS and 1 CBS... had already move them out... and clear my substrate....
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Actually I have re-scape the tankAttachment 40721
But is it too messy? Worry that I might have difficulty finding the shrimp
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Is 'No Planaria' safe for snails ?
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Nope... "No-planaria" is not safe for snails
Thanks Seudzar! 😊
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