Tiny white wiggly worm?

[PaddSter]

Anyone knows what these little wiggly white worms are? They are max lengthy 2 mm round and not flat. Always on my glass or on the rock where Cyano is presented.

Not sure what they are.. good or bad? Any ideas?

P.S
I tried to compared them to white round planeria but no match.
They are almost mowing constantly. No slowdowns and speed upss. It's a bit like snake.

 

[Retro Reefer]

Unable to see video but most likely Polychaeta bristle worm larva from you description .

 

[PaddSter]

Unable to see video but most likely Polychaeta bristle worm larva from you description .

Just updated video. Should be fine now.
Doesn't look like what you have suggested. Not sure thou.

 

[Retro Reefer]

The problem is on my end.. using Safari and the forum doesn’t support it yet for video playback. Let’s see if we can get some more eye’s on this.

#reefsquad

 

[Ron Reefman]

I've never seen any bristle worm that was white, even very, very small ones. But it's possible.

 

[KJ]

Flatworm?

 

[PaddSter]

They are not flat. I compared it to round worms but they don't have triangle-ish head.
Just 2 tiny black eyes on front.
Plus the way it's moving it indicate it's not flatworm. It just moves in 1 constant motion rather than more of flatwornm ish way.. Not sure if that make sense.. lol

 

[reef lover]

Reminds me of a baby dorvellidae...

 

[Auquanut]

Following. It's a quick little bugger whatever it is.

 

[stanleo]

Some kind of nemotode. I have them all over in my fuge and they don't seem to harm anything. From what I have read they are mostly harmless but a few species are parasitic in nature. The others are fish food. I wouldn't worry about them if your fish are healthy.