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• Sep 24, 2019

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i found this piece in my tank not sure what it is. It looks like a work but like cut in half or something. I have 2 Cory Julii (getting more soon) and one Betta. I have a 20 gallon long.

I can check my ph and all if you want me to.

 

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It appears to be dead.

 

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That is weird. Never seen anything like that before.

 

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That is weird. Never seen anything like that before.

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Yeah not sure what it is. Maybe it was a worm or something and my Cory like ate half of it?

 

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Even ways I’m not sure how a worm would get in even ways. I haven’t added new plants or anything. Just changed my gravel to sand.

 

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I found bloodworms in my tank last year but certainly not that big. Midge flies hatched them in the filter.

 

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I found bloodworms in my tank last year but certainly not that big. Midge flies hatched them in the filter.

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So those are blood worms?

 

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I don’t think so. Unless you had the resolution really high. It looks too big. I was just telling you how worms can get into tanks. Perhaps a bug laid an egg in their. Who knows?

 

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Now there's something I never thought of before. We are creating these perfect little environments and just about anything could fly in and lay an egg. And it could be anything.