What is this?

[Silent]

Just saw this on my glass. It moves pretty quick, not eggs on glass like I thought at first glance.

 

[Silent]

Its like a flat snail without a shell.

 

[KJ]

Flatworm remove them.

 

[JGT]

Flatworm, seek and destroy.

 

[Silent]

That would be a huge flatworm then.
That sucks. Going to reexamine my dip method.

 

[Silent]

Removed. Thanks for the insight. Anyone know what kind of flatworn that was so I can read about it?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Polyclad flatworm pictured . The name "polyclad" means "many branches and refers to the many visible branches off of the central part of the gut. These worms may exceed a couple of inches in length, although those seen in aquaria are not generally over a couple of inches long. Polyclads are generally thought to be predatory, often on small worms, crustaceans, but also occasionally in aquaria, snails and clams.
Siphon any more of you see them and for next 2 weeks, look for presence of any egss which are tiny

 

[Silent]

Polyclad flatworm pictured . The name "polyclad" means "many branches and refers to the many visible branches off of the central part of the gut. These worms may exceed a couple of inches in length, although those seen in aquaria are not generally over a couple of inches long. Polyclads are generally thought to be predatory, often on small worms, crustaceans, but also occasionally in aquaria, snails and clams.
Siphon any more of you see them and for next 2 weeks, look for presence of any egss which are tiny

Thank you. Very good information.