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Most flatworms, including Procotyla fluviatilis, are predators. They eat protists (including Amoeba, Paramecium, and Euglena), rotifers, nematodes, small crustaceans, aquatic worms, and other soft-bodied animals. They also feed on dead animal matter and larger animals that are injured.
Flathead Catfish. Flatheads grow large, feed mostly at night, and prefer to eat live fish. Fishing in and around downed trees and tangled wood and in deep holes in rivers using a large (sometimes over a pound!) sucker, carp, or bullhead for bait may tempt big flatheads at night, and sometimes during the day.