Anyone know what these little things are?

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I just noticed these little things on my glass display when I was feeding (ie return and display pumps are off). They seems to be sliding on the glass. What are they? Next question are they good or bad?

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You could try uploading a video to youtube, then uploading the link in a comment here. Just judging by that one pic, it looks like a flatworm. More pics or a video would definitely help with a more positive id.
 
A flatworm of some sort possible ghost fw. If they are ghosts they are harmless.
 
With the forked tail, the color, and the shape, that looks like the flatworms that eat copepods. They're pretty harmless in small amounts. Your options are: 1. Get a wrasse to eat them. 2. Manually suck them out with airline tubing or a turkey baster. 3. Use Flatworm Exit and go the chemical route. 4. Leave them alone and see if they die off eventually.
 
With the forked tail, the color, and the shape, that looks like the flatworms that eat copepods. They're pretty harmless in small amounts. Your options are: 1. Get a wrasse to eat them. 2. Manually suck them out with airline tubing or a turkey baster. 3. Use Flatworm Exit and go the chemical route. 4. Leave them alone and see if they die off eventually.
Great info, thank you. Semi interesting, I don't believe I have any copepod. I appreciate the options on how to remove them.
 
Doesn't it move to fast to be a flatworm?
 

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