Help!! Uh oh... Acro Eating Flatworms.

Well, I'm pretty certain that I have AEFW in my tank. A large amount of my acros aren't doing too hot. They look stressed, either losing color or browning out. At first I figured it was the lighting. So I adjusted that to match what is good for acros. Next up, I tested my water. Alk was out of whack, but has since stabilized. So then I thought I had a nutrient load that was too high. Nope, Hanna checker and API (Yes, I know they're not the best) all checked out. This tank hasn't been set up for TOO long, so it's not the most stable. However, I didn't think I'd have so many issues with acros and could solve them. Fast forward to this morning. I shone a light on the acros in the dark and noticed the least healthy appearing colonies all had round spots of missing tissue. Just a few minutes ago, I pulled my bonsai and saw that the entire back side that I couldn't see was gone. I guess the goal of this post is to 1. see if anybody has any recommendations, 2. see if anybody can help a guy out with a couple decently priced frags (I'm probably going to have to throw out 9). This seriously bums me out because a large quantity of these frags were going to look really sweet. Anyway, thanks for reading if you've stuck with this post long enough.

 

Yeah, that's what I'm going to do. I just set up a 10 gallon with a power filter and heater. I also ordered a small Kessil light, some Bayer insecticide, and a small powerhead. The plan is to QT for about 8 weeks, dipping about once a week. I'm pretty sure I'm going to lose some coral, but a good portion of my frags are looking okay, if not affected at all. So, fingers crossed that QT and dipping works!!