What is this? A worm?

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Fishnerd360

Fishnerd360

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Have you tested your water?
Yes
If yes, what is your ammonia?
0
If yes, what is your nitrite?
0
If yes, what is your nitrate?
<5
If I did not test my water...
  1. ...I recognize that I will likely be asked to do a test, and that water tests are critical for solving freshwater health problems.
Do you do water changes?
Yes
What percentage of water do you change?
11-20%
How frequently do you change your water?
Every two weeks
If I do not change my water...
  1. ...I recognize that I will likely be recommended to do a water change, and water changes are critical for preventing future freshwater health problems.
No idea if this is posted in the right area, but looking at my tank I see a worm in my substrate, to me it doesn’t look like detritus worm as I only see one. I don’t have many fish in the tank, so I don’t feed much. I’m guessing it’s harmless or should I take it out?

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It’s moving, so if I have to get it out, I’ll have to do it quick before it disappears.
 
you feed blackworms? it looks like when they get into the substrate. if the DO levels in your water are adequate worms can make it in the substrate
 
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Zanzag said:
you feed blackworms? it looks like when they get into the substrate. if the DO levels in your water are adequate worms can make it in the substrate
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I was thinking it could have been that, but I don’t feed any worms.
 
more than likely came with the plants then since you dont feed them. as big as that one is.
 
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