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[Aspect]

Found a bunch of these on my glass today. Not sure what they are hopefully pods. Thanks for any help.

 

[Aspect]

They are hanging around algae on my glass.

 

[WheatToast]

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[Aspect]

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[Aspect]

Pretty sure that's a small bristleworm there.

 

[V A R I A N T]

Yes, those are copepods and a small worm of some sort. Good to have.

 

[Aspect]

Yes, those are copepods and a small worm of some sort. Good to have.

That's kinda crazy for me, I dosed in like 10k or so pods but I assumed they all died due to my 120 watt UV. Guess some made it.

 

[TokenReefer]

Im gonna go with Immunid Isopods and it's cuz I learnt it here https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/help-isopods-in-tank.184702/
They're good algae eaters from what I've researched as I have a ton of em in my system right now

 

[WheatToast]

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Thanks!
Looks like munnid isopods and a dorvilleidae worm. Both are harmless grazers/detritivores and are on the rarer side when it comes to hitchhikers (much rarer than copepods and bristleworms respectively), though I have had them both in my systems.

Munnid isopod:

Dorvilleidae worm:

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

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[Aspect]

Definitely seems like isopods and not sure about the worm.

 

[WheatToast]

Definitely seems like isopods and not sure about the worm.

The worm in my original linked video looks a little larger than most. These worms, at least in my system, are only about 2 cm long and under a millimeter wide.
More typical individual:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7sQVvLHVjpY