PLEASE ID that "worms"

[nettraptor]

 

[troyman]

they are flatwoorms dont do no harm unless you are overtaken with them i got a 6 line wrasse he eats then like they are candy

 

[nettraptor]

suddenly there are to many

 

[nettraptor]

sould i worry about them?

 

[nettraptor]

could they be planaria flatworms?

 

[mikey3165]

yea i have a question arent flat worms bad for sps and other stuff

 

[cdness]

if they bother you, just use some flatworm exix. That will get rid of them. Read the instructions carefully though and have carbon on-hand. It is reef safe but the dead flatworks can be toxic.

 

[greenbean36191]

I'm not convinced these are worms. Get a close up shot of one of them in a shallow dish of water looking down from the top. The bottom of the foot view isn't terribly useful and the other view isn't clear enough to see anything.

 

[nettraptor]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13455771#post13455771 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by greenbean36191
I'm not convinced these are worms. Get a close up shot of one of them in a shallow dish of water looking down from the top. The bottom of the foot view isn't terribly useful and the other view isn't clear enough to see anything.

This is a little bit difficult because , despite the fact that are very small when i touch them to pull them out , they turn into a very small dot

 

[nettraptor]

the best i can do

 

[zambavi]

In my experience flatworms are much "flatter", nearly wide as they are long and nearly transparent. I'm not for sure what your little guys are.

 

[greenbean36191]

Use a medicine dropper or turkey baster or even a siphon hose to suck them up and squirt them into a shallow disk for pictures.

 

[nettraptor]

i found some inside the filter shock

 

[nettraptor]

i found also this little one

moving too fast..

looking like this one planaria