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    Strange worm thing

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    they are very thin and about 5mm long and swim/wriggle through the water of my tank.

    what the hell are they, they look evil!!

    what should I do???

    currently tank is 2 weeks old with no fish yet

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    1) midgets?
    2) Mosquitos larvas?

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    I have this thing in my 1 ft fishless tank too. There was once the whole tank was filled with them when I accidentally overdosed Seachem Excel... urgh!!!
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    is it flat? if it is maybe planaria
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    It is planaria!!!!... I just killed two fat one yesterday. Do reduce feeding & do weekly water change.

    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=42642

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    planaria don't wriggle through the water, do they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by helicraz View Post
    planaria don't wriggle through the water, do they?
    Usually they don't. You will see them crawl on the side of the tank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by windcharm View Post
    Usually they don't. You will see them crawl on the side of the tank.
    See original post from syburn

    Quote Originally Posted by syburn
    they are very thin and about 5mm long and swim/wriggle through the water of my tank.

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    Mosquitos larvas wiggle...

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    oh i was wondering about mozzies - do they breed in fish tanks?

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    mozzies will breed in tank if ur fishes can't get to eat them... (or too full to eat...)

    Since you have no fish in your tank.. possibility is of course higher.

    Midgets looks like mozzies lava too.

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    I think it's vinegar eel. harmless fellows, fishes love to snack on them. I would love to have them in my tank anyday.
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    If it is planaria, gourami will most probably eat them..
    planaria isnt a threat though

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    Quote Originally Posted by davescube View Post
    If it is planaria, gourami will most probably eat them..
    planaria isnt a threat though
    I thought no fish will want to eat planaria?

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