What are all these worms?

[Devan Patel]

What are all of these snails or worms, are they vermatid worms. I have them all over by rocks in my tank everywhere. Do you get rid of them by ordering bumblebee snails?

 

[WheatToast]

The photo isn't very large and it's hard to discern much detail. Are you able to upload a larger photograph?

 

[ying yang]

The photo isn't very large and it's hard to discern much detail. Are you able to upload a larger photograph?

+1

 

[shakacuz]

my two guesses, without getting a clearer photo is either red flatworms, or bristle worms. to confirm we need better pictures please

 

[G Santana]

Can't see anything in that photo

 

[Devan Patel]

The photo isn't very large and it's hard to discern much detail. Are you able to upload a larger photograph?

 

[G Santana]

Those look like pineapple sponges. No worries, they will eventually dissappear and are harmless

 

[vetteguy53081]

What are all of these snails or worms, are they vermatid worms. I have them all over by rocks in my tank everywhere. Do you get rid of them by ordering bumblebee snails?

I see pineapple sponges and tube worms. Pineapple sponges favor low light areas and silicates and are short lived. Tube worms feed on suspended foods and use fans to capture their food source. Directing water flow towards them will starve them

 

[dcsorrell]

Sorry, can't tell from the photo, but most hitchiker worms are either harmless or beneficial. Check the Hitchikers forum for i.d.

 

[WheatToast]

I see pineapple sponges and tube worms. Pineapple sponges favor low light areas and silicates and are short lived. Tube worms feed on suspended foods and use fans to capture their food source. Directing water flow towards them will starve them

+1. These are both generally harmless filter-feeders, though.