Whoops! Sorry, my mistake. I thought he had done the second treatment. If not, I would continue medicating, even though there are no fish in the tank. The eggs hatch after about two weeks(according to what I read), that's why you treat after two weeks, from the first treatment. Your trying to catch them hatched, but not sexually mature, so, they can't lay more eggs. You could just save the meds. and do a weak household bleach solution, to sterilize the tank. That way, if you get more worms, you won't have to buy a whole lot more medication. Just the amount to make up the difference. I don't know the percentage of bleach to water to use, but you use household bleach, water, and let it sit for a time. Then, rinse with fresh water, until you don't smell bleach anymore, and use a dechlorinator to take out the remnants(bleach is denatured by dechlorinator, as in chlorine bleach). If you have live plants, I'd just re-medicate, though. The bleach will kill anything alive in the tank. Anyone know how to bleach a tank? Do your nets, buckets, hoses, and all that, too. Discard your carbon, if you use it. It'll absorb the bleach, and will be useless afterwards. I just poured a healthy amount of bleach into a big tub, filled with water, and all of my equipment, and let it sit a half an hour.