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Old February 24th, 2008  
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ok, did some research and I think they are probably planaria. It sounds like carnivorous fish will clear them right up...Of course, I have to wait until my tank finishes cycling and I've gotten rid of the snails before I can add anything. A thought did occur to me. Could the sudden appearance of these animals be a sign that my tank is finally starting to cycle? Should I leave it alone to see if things will "balance out" so-to-speak?

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