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yep deinitely planaria. I had this (and still do a little) in my
10gallon tank. Toni's advice is good. If you have any plants in the tank, remove them and give them a damn good wash. Also wipe the insides of the tank and then do a huge water removal. If you can move all your fish out of the tank into another, you could always try raising the temperature to about 105degrees F for a day or so as this will kill the little gits too. Unfortunately for me, this wasn't an option, and I still see the odd wriggly planaria worm in the tank. They are harmless but if you have LOADS they can get into the fish's gills and irritate them. |
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