R RowingMunkeyCU Candiru MFK Member Nov 12, 2005 103 0 46 42 Rochester, NY Jul 3, 2006 #1 so i was cleaning my tank today (freshwater planted), and i noticed these tiny red worm lookin things in the sand... they were threadlike, i tried getting a picture, but the focus isnt the best. any idea what they are?
so i was cleaning my tank today (freshwater planted), and i noticed these tiny red worm lookin things in the sand... they were threadlike, i tried getting a picture, but the focus isnt the best. any idea what they are?
grmanrocks Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 22, 2006 1,237 17 38 Fishville Jul 3, 2006 #2 looks like black worms, u fed that tnanklive blacks latley?
S stotty Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 12, 2005 3,504 17 0 55 essex uk Jul 3, 2006 #3 Could be nematodes They typically are introduced with feeder fish what have you got in the tank?
R RowingMunkeyCU Candiru MFK Member Nov 12, 2005 103 0 46 42 Rochester, NY Jul 3, 2006 #4 stotty said: Could be nematodes They typically are introduced with feeder fish what have you got in the tank? Click to expand... im only feeding flakes, so it shouldnt be that... but for fish in the tank i have: 1 x common pleco 1 x red-tailed black shark 1 x betta splendens 3 x black khuli loaches 4 x red rasboras 2 ghost shrimp a bunch of MTSs for plants: a whole bunch of anachris a few cabomba a few water wisteria a water sprite two ruffle swords a melon sword
stotty said: Could be nematodes They typically are introduced with feeder fish what have you got in the tank? Click to expand... im only feeding flakes, so it shouldnt be that... but for fish in the tank i have: 1 x common pleco 1 x red-tailed black shark 1 x betta splendens 3 x black khuli loaches 4 x red rasboras 2 ghost shrimp a bunch of MTSs for plants: a whole bunch of anachris a few cabomba a few water wisteria a water sprite two ruffle swords a melon sword
G guppy Small Squiggly Thing Apr 15, 2005 11,595 88 0 confused, lost, and lonely Jul 3, 2006 #5 They appear to be tubifex worms, they sometimes come in with plants, a cory or even a coolie loach should root them right out. They are harmless.
They appear to be tubifex worms, they sometimes come in with plants, a cory or even a coolie loach should root them right out. They are harmless.
R RowingMunkeyCU Candiru MFK Member Nov 12, 2005 103 0 46 42 Rochester, NY Jul 3, 2006 #6 guppy said: They appear to be tubifex worms, they sometimes come in with plants, a cory or even a coolie loach should root them right out. They are harmless. Click to expand... awesome, thanks, i was really hoping i wasnt going to have to try and find something to kill them off...
guppy said: They appear to be tubifex worms, they sometimes come in with plants, a cory or even a coolie loach should root them right out. They are harmless. Click to expand... awesome, thanks, i was really hoping i wasnt going to have to try and find something to kill them off...