Worms

[Divinityinlove]

Can you identify this? stick with the video there is a good zoom in. My cat is headbutting my aem whilst filming.

Really appreciate all feedback.

I finally vacuumed the cherry shrimp tank as suggested as the detritus worms just wouldn't go away.

Mainly cause I saw some bigger than usual worms with different head shapes.

Can you identify this one? Can't tell by camera but the head is a bit like triangle or diamond shaped.

I put two female guppies in here as I finally am separating my guppies male and female..

I know some people said the guppies might eat auch things. Others said they don't. Giving it a go.

Some of you helped identify an isopod type thing before. Hoping someone knows what this is. It moves fast. Is bigger than the usual detritus worms and has a pointy, shaped head. It is not a flatworm I don't think.

 

[GaryE]

Planaria. They tend to be ever present but unseen unless you overfeed. Then they can really increase numbers. I just had some make a guest appearance in a heavily fed fry tank. They're useful as indicators of too much food going in. When the water change and food routine stabilizes, you don't see them.

 

[Divinityinlove]

Planaria. They tend to be ever present but unseen unless you overfeed. Then they can really increase numbers. I just had some make a guest appearance in a heavily fed fry tank. They're useful as indicators of too much food going in. When the water change and food routine stabilizes, you don't see them.

Thanks. I wonder if my guppies might chomp on them. I only keep almond leaves in there and occasionally a tiny piece of shrimp stick or daphnia. Like once a fortnight.