Help Id this Flat Worm Please

[freakit]

These are inside a bag with an acro that just arrived.Help Id please…


CSC_1178 by Freakit85, on Flickr


CSC_1179 by Freakit85, on Flickr

 

[Intheflesh]

googling AEFW yeilds this photo-

which doesnt look like what you have there.

Almost looks like these (Amphiscolops langerhansi):
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1659713

 

[jason401]

dip the ******** out of that thing, then qt if for awhile. Not worth it

 

[Rone]

dip the ******** out of that thing, then qt if for awhile. Not worth it

Yup that's what I would say.

 

[HuuTa]

If it was me,i would try to get my money back or throw it out.Would not even chance it after QT.

 

[PSU4ME]

Yeah, aefw for sure.

 

[this is me]

If you don't have QT system for acro. I would throw it out. Not worth the trouble!
There might be eggs on there that you don't see and no dip would kill the eggs.

 

[dz6t]

Acro eating flat worm.

 

[freakit]

I tossed it. I don't have a QT setup. If I did, I still wouldn't want to knowingly put aefw in the qt and deal with treating. Doesn't add up to me over just throwing it out.

Now… These looked more like this- http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2279393

If I did have a QT setup I would have monitored these frags.

I appreciate the responses...

 

[letoan]

If you see an adult then most likely there's egg in there too. Like this is me said, throw it away if no qt or you'll find yourself dipping corals for the next couple months.

 

[freakit]

If you see an adult then most likely there's egg in there too. Like this is me said, throw it away if no qt or you'll find yourself dipping corals for the next couple months.

Thanks, I threw it out...

 

[PSU4ME]

I might have to agree with ITF here, it looks like your pictured flatworm has the angled tail fins..... Which aefw's don't have.

Still worth chucking IMO if the acro wasn't anything special.

googling AEFW yeilds this photo-

which doesnt look like what you have there.

Almost looks like these (Amphiscolops langerhansi):
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1659713