sr20det
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Yesterdaday when feeding my shrimp, when the flake was being broken up by the shrimp into small chunks, I noticed what looked like a glass like worm run too one of the small flakes, and looked to be tucking in. Looked to be part of the redmoor root some alive. was 2mm at most.
It was camoflaged into the wood, did look colourless and reading:
http://www.skepticalaquarist.com/annelids#naidid
Chances are it is a Naid. So I have those, now also a white worm type on glass.
Reading that site, I have little worm on my glass, too small to be planeria imo 1mm to 2mm thin as a strand of hair, is white, seen them swim (dont think Planeria swim do they), glinding through the water head first (only when pump is off, with filter on, only see them on glass) I thought it was a nematode, but reading, nematodes do not attach to glass, where mine do seem to, so now wonder if they are nematodes.
I also have copepods
.
Anyone have any ideas if they are nemotodes? Looking at a you tube vid, worms wiggling like crazy, mine do not, movement is minimal, only movement is when they are actually moving?
It was camoflaged into the wood, did look colourless and reading:
http://www.skepticalaquarist.com/annelids#naidid
Chances are it is a Naid. So I have those, now also a white worm type on glass.
Reading that site, I have little worm on my glass, too small to be planeria imo 1mm to 2mm thin as a strand of hair, is white, seen them swim (dont think Planeria swim do they), glinding through the water head first (only when pump is off, with filter on, only see them on glass) I thought it was a nematode, but reading, nematodes do not attach to glass, where mine do seem to, so now wonder if they are nematodes.
I also have copepods
.Anyone have any ideas if they are nemotodes? Looking at a you tube vid, worms wiggling like crazy, mine do not, movement is minimal, only movement is when they are actually moving?
