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July 2nd, 2007
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| What kind of worms are these?? I've noticed really small white worms in my breeding tank,tank is bare, worms are really fine would resemble a strand of hair in short peices but they move like a snake or an eel and and sometimes twist themselves in a knot,Ive seen my fish eat them,yuk!!,anyway don't wan't to treat tank until i'm sure what I'm dealing with.Oh yeah they will also lie flat on the bottom of tank and you can't see them until they are up and swimming again. |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| | Master Of Fish Poo!
| Re: What kind of worms are these?? those sound like planaria. |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Thanks, use are allways helping me out!You should go into business for yourselves one day,so friendly and knowledgable,appreciate it. |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by nicole Thanks, use are allways helping me out!You should go into business for yourselves one day,so friendly and knowledgable,appreciate it. | lol.. thanks, Dino helped us identify the little buggers or we'd not know what they were either. we only joined fishlore in january and started participating in march, so i'd like to think we show how much you can learn from all the members here.. and the other members have always been friendly, so it's contagious.  |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Yeah, just wanted to let u know I've noticed how much you guy's and I must mention armadillo try and do help so many people.It's not just in the fish you are into but all of them.You must do so much research.Even though I'm not answering I'm reading through posts and you all do such a great job,and every now and then I just want to remind you.I must say this is the most freindliest group of people on this forum,what better way to learn.Keep up the good work. |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| | Master Of Fish Poo!
| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by nicole Yeah, just wanted to let u know I've noticed how much you guy's and I must mention armadillo try and do help so many people.It's not just in the fish you are into but all of them.You must do so much research.Even though I'm not answering I'm reading through posts and you all do such a great job,and every now and then I just want to remind you.I must say this is the most freindliest group of people on this forum,what better way to learn.Keep up the good work. | thanks.  and be ready -- i see you've just been on a couple months almost, but after spending enough time here, you'll probably find yourself helping other members more & more as you learn more.  So much to learn that we'll always be learning (that's why there are no experts here), but i think as you learn more, you get more confidence to answer a widening area of the questions of others. |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Eating the worms won't hurt your fish(thats extra protein). But if you get very many I would suggest vacuuming them out and do a water change. They usually show up when over feeding.
FLBettaCouple - shut up and say thank you 
carol |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| | Master Of Fish Poo!
| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by Butterfly Eating the worms won't hurt your fish(thats extra protein). But if you get very many I would suggest vacuuming them out and do a water change. They usually show up when over feeding.
FLBettaCouple - shut up and say thank you 
carol | :P  hey, i'm not the one telling people to eat worms.  ..and i did say thank you.. if you keep picking on me, i'll start crying again.  |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by FLBettaCouple Quote: |
Originally Posted by Butterfly Eating the worms won't hurt your fish(thats extra protein). But if you get very many I would suggest vacuuming them out and do a water change. They usually show up when over feeding.
FLBettaCouple - shut up and say thank you 
carol | :P  hey, i'm not the one telling people to eat worms.  ..and i did say thank you.. if you keep picking on me, i'll start crying again.  | You know we love you when we pick on you 
Carol |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by Butterfly Eating the worms won't hurt your fish(thats extra protein). But if you get very many I would suggest vacuuming them out and do a water change. They usually show up when over feeding.
FLBettaCouple - shut up and say thank you 
carol | Thanks,I was wandering what causes them and if they were harmful anyway ,I must be overfeading anyway I learn something new everyday,cheers |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Atleast you have worms and not crabs
j/k |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| | Master Of Fish Poo!
| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by Butterfly Quote: |
Originally Posted by FLBettaCouple Quote: |
Originally Posted by Butterfly Eating the worms won't hurt your fish(thats extra protein). But if you get very many I would suggest vacuuming them out and do a water change. They usually show up when over feeding.
FLBettaCouple - shut up and say thank you 
carol | :P  hey, i'm not the one telling people to eat worms.  ..and i did say thank you.. if you keep picking on me, i'll start crying again.  | You know we love you when we pick on you 
Carol | So.. that means you want me to pick on you then, right?!  :P
check this link for a good run-down on planaria: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planaria |
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July 2nd, 2007
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| Re: What kind of worms are these?? Quote: |
Originally Posted by ecnaj143 Atleast you have worms and not crabs
j/k | What a problem that would be,LOL!!!anyway thanks for the link betta couple I'm going to check it out now. |
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