kog;3005920; said:
like i can seriously put my camera inside the water or a zoom thats powerful enough to look at almost microscopic things.
Those are the best i can do. i can take a video but thats it.
Alarming little things
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like i can seriously put my camera inside the water or a zoom thats powerful enough to look at almost microscopic things.
Those are the best i can do. i can take a video but thats it.
Do they look like worms? Are they free swimming, or attached to the glass, filter, etc.? How do the fish look. Any white things on them?
One more thing, have you added any plants or drift wood etc, lately. They could be snails breeding. Their eggs are usually white and stick to the side of the tank and on everything else.
Here's a good link to an article on planaria. This definately could be the case.
http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/management/Ali_Planaria_Worms.html
http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/management/Ali_Planaria_Worms.html
hmm i did put a drift wood in and quickly took it out when i noticed these little white things all over them. However, i have already seen these white things before i put the driftwood in.
Would it be too much for me to put my fish in a hospital tank, while i strip down the tank and clean it? I was anyways thinking of putting sand in, instead of gravel.
Would it be too much for me to put my fish in a hospital tank, while i strip down the tank and clean it? I was anyways thinking of putting sand in, instead of gravel.
CTD;3006978; said:
They don't look like this
They look very circular, and very tiny. Not sure if they are going to grow like that though.
Any thoughts?
snails. look for any big ones. do you have real plants?
the reason why i say snails is because they move and the fact that they are on the most algae covered thing in the tank.
the reason why i say snails is because they move and the fact that they are on the most algae covered thing in the tank.
They look like a white worm you get when there is alot of uneaten food in the tank. It used to happen to me sometimes with my tetraodon lineatus tank. Vacumn the gravel a little more and it should take care of it. i am guessing some, need a better close up pick to really nail it down.
Edit: whoops, didn't see the second page. I would also say snails, if their circular, not worm like.
Edit: whoops, didn't see the second page. I would also say snails, if their circular, not worm like.
