Reply With QuoteWon't they be fish food?
hi...
i have worms in my nano tank after adding new plants into the tank. The worm are slightly reddish in colour with mouth in the front. they wriggle in a "s" style. how to remove them???
thank
Won't they be fish food?
is it worm or leach?
Worm is fish food but fish is leach food
no fish??? because it is a new tank...and the worms keep on appearing and dig under the soil. but they swims in S shape.. so what worm swims in S shape.... it is really scary
Once I have an 1 ft tank somehow fishes all died within a couple of days. After the tank become fishless, some sort of leech/worms appears. Think they came from a packet of water flea I put in. That's about the dirtiest thing I had put into the tank. Didn't want to put my hands in. So I went provision shop, buy a packet of salt and pour in whole packet. Then left the tank under hot sun for a few days to dry off totally. After that then clear off the contents and wash clean clean.
I've never seen worms swim before... red and mouth in front would seem like blood worms ya? Fish food. Just get 2 or 3 tetras and a couple of yamatos.
Next project: Converting my 3ft freshwater fish planted tank into a shrimp tank.
thank... how to make sure that the plants are free from worm before introduce it into the tank...
sry... noob...
Usually i'll rinse the plants in a pail of seasoned water that is saturated with Oxy Cure...
Next project: Converting my 3ft freshwater fish planted tank into a shrimp tank.
how long i need to leave it in a pail with oxy cure before putting it into the tank???
A few tetras or guppies may do the trick of clearing them. Think they may be tubifex worms.
it;s nematode worm. vermex does not kill this worm.
i think those are not nematodes. nematodes are white in color while TS observed a red tint..Originally Posted by itsuki
me too encounter of such .
Added some salt / change 10-20% water / washing of media
will helps in my case.
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