What eats Planaria? 100 Planaria VS. Celestial Pearl Danios

[@chrismanisay]

Now I wanna burn my screen

[@chrisrusso4512]

I watched my fish spit them out and act weird afterwards

[@DabbaHashery]

Those are some gorgeous cpds. I can't prove it but I think my bristoenose pleco ate all the flatworms I had or they just died off.

[@torIIgo]

Besides my favorite snails, is it best to also remove fish AND plants? Or is it safe to leave plants in since planaria often hitchhike on them (and perhaps fish to an extent?)? I own a couple of mini ponds from large plastic pots.

[@mitchl5220]

This is a beautiful tank you should show it on your channel more :)

[@EuroGupper]

Have you tried Corydoras? They work night and day looking for food. You will have the fattest Corys with a tank like this

[@Tang526]

We need proof that cories eat planaria

[@stormtrooper2010]

Looks like a waste of time, did they eat any? I just see a video of plants with music and a fish swims by in the back ground here and there.

[@PrestonJohnAquatics]

They did not eat any.

[@sgtpepper1456]

@@PrestonJohnAquatics what did he eat at 4:02

[@taricosmooth2850]

@@sgtpepper1456 def are one

[@taricosmooth2850]

@@sgtpepper1456 ate *

[@stephenblack8698]

I'm 3 mins in and I see nothing.

[@rauldiaz9356]

What types of plants are in their??

[@carrieklette781]

Fish are like, Oh no it's the invasion of the body snatchers!!!!!

[@kayhalliday2676]

How did you get rid of the planaria?

[@PrestonJohnAquatics]

This is how I do it if I want them 100% gone. Fenbendazole - I use the safe-guard Canine Dewormer 4 gram pouches (each pouch treats a 40 pound dog) Treatment #1 - Fenbendazole • Water change with a gravel vacuum. • DOSE: 0.01 grams per gallon (Requires a 0.000 gram scale). Treatment #2-A - Fenbendazole (48 hours after Treatment #1) • Add the same dose as in Treatment #1. • Wait 48 more hours. Treatment #2-B - Fenbendazole (48 hours after Treatment #2-A) • Water change (25%) with a gravel vacuum. • Add fresh activated carbon to remove remaining medication. • Wait 24-72 hours before removing the activated carbon.

[@reptilenerd]

@@PrestonJohnAquatics Is it shrimp safe? And/or also leave scuds and copepods alive?

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

You're joking right? @@reptilenerd

[@Cleeon]

​@@reptilenerdwhy you want to save scuds?

[@christonkinson8473]

​@@Cleeonlarge scuds are as good as shrimp at cleanup on the bottom and like shrimp the baby's make good and interesting snack for the fish to hunt between meals

[@inespl8969]

Planaria won

[@larrydsAquatics]

Nice

[@JolliBliss]

1/100 Planaria wins! Fatality

[@ToddWilford]

Just a video of no fish eating worms l o l

[@spaideman7850]

the fish eat only 1 out of 100 planaria, u had infected your tank.

[@PrestonJohnAquatics]

I did. But I was just about to start a round of worming. I now only have planaria in my planaria tank. I hate everything about them... but their eyes. They make me smile. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5akkJZ6ot12iLM

[@therevolutionwillnotbeyoutubed]

@@PrestonJohnAquatics Is there a reason to have a "planaria tank" any benefits? Are they good eating for some species of fish? I'm new to the hobby.

[@oldfishermanplus]

​@@therevolutionwillnotbeyoutubed yeah, seriously. Why a planarian tank? 😂

[@Maxdeexx]

But... Did not see any fish eating a worm!

[@PrestonJohnAquatics]

Neither did I.

[@Presscrete]

Preston John Aquatics At right around 4:05 you could see him grab something in the lower left corner, then he swims towards the center of the screen with what looks to be a worm in his mouth.

[@corinnakl]

I could not see any indication that the danios eat them.

[@PrestonJohnAquatics]

Neither did I.