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  1. I saw what I believe are detritus worms chilling in my tank, no major worry. But I also saw more of a short flat guy crawling along. I was worried it was planaria but for the life of me I couldn't see a trademark planaria head on it. It also bumped into a little bladder snail and recoiled in horror. After doing some searching it seems to look like a rhabdocoela, which are apparently not harmful? I couldn't get a very good pic but it looked like a semi translucent grain of rice, with like 3 or 4 white dots inside it. I couldn't notice a head or eyes.
  2. All I have is this video. It's moving downward on my glass. I also saw a baby moving on the driftwood I have. So far I've only had two sightings. I think we can rule out planaria because it doesn't have the triangular head? I hope it's not something harmful to my tank. My tank parameters are normal. It's a 40 gallon community tank with guppies, neocaridina shrimps, corydoras, and ramshorn snails. I feed every other day and the food is never left over.
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