Glassworms?

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evermann
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Glassworms?

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or flatworms. Not sure which. Clear with a split tail ending in points have invaded my fuge...At first me and my kids thought they were cool, crawlin on the glass, eatin a few pods lookin all alien, but now 2 have turned into 17 (on the glass at the moment) and while still not to much of a problem, these guys seem to reproduce quick and I want to have a plan in case I need to intervene and "whack'em"...Any sugg's?
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Post by Brandon »

I had an outbreak of those in my nano.. quiet disturbing looking, but they are harmless, and they eventually just went away on their own. I did suction a good many out at one point because I didn't like they way they looked.

Article with more information:
http://www.rshimek.com/odd_critters.htm#Flatworms

Shimek states they eat the brown/red type -planaria, no one has confirmed this though.
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