Sweeper tentical or stray blonde hair in tank?

[Gwendelen]

 

[MillerR.]

Lol hair!

 

[Pet Detective]

I'm going with hair, sweepers usually have a stinger tip & are a bit thicker, but you can't really see the end of it from your picture, so I can't claim 100% proof.

 

[Gwendelen]

Yup. It's actually migrated now and it's pretty definitely a hair. One of my own or my daughters I think. ::blush:: feeling a little embarrassed, but love the speedy answers I get on here. Thanks!

 

[gone fishin]

don't feel embarrassed that situation is first for me on here. :lolspin:

BTW I used to have an Alaskan Malamute they are constant shedding and I would do a double take in the tank sometimes.

 

[callmenemo491]

a good exercise (request) for an ID.
a hair... would be one of the last guesses people would have.

 

[MillerR.]

I only knew evades I have a dog and four cats so had to make that ID on more than one occassion!��

 

[Toga2]

+1 Hair! lol, sweepers are a bit thicker. This happens to me all the time with my dogs/ cats!

 

[BrianKC]

I'm an expert in the "pug hair or...?" ID game thanks to these two.

 

[CStrickland]

Seriously, I have long hair and it's a problem.
Twice a year I find a powerhead running backwards because one of mine is wrapped around the impeller shaft. I have no idea how they get in there. Now that I know what to do its nbd, but it was confusing the first time lol

The struggles are real

 

[jraker]

I have long hair for a guy, and I have 2 cats and a dog who shed a lot. I find lots of hairs.

 

[Coelli]

I have long hair too and find it in the tank constantly... argh.

Of course dog owners with long hair know the dogs suffer too sometimes.

 

[Hoopz87]

Hair