White bugs all over glass and false back?

[aythatguy26]

Id please

 

[Travis Rider]

Could be copepods or feather duster worms.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Lol.
Gonna need a little better picture.

 

[aythatguy26]

They look like tiny tadpoles

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Copepod most likely

 

[aythatguy26]

They have just exploded recently. There everywhere

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

They have just exploded recently. There everywhere

That's a good thing. Free clean up crew and fish food.

 

[aythatguy26]

They help clean??

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Yes. They eat uneaten food an algae. That's whey therere there
A lot of extra food in the new tank stimulated the population to multiply. As the food supply wanes so will the population.
You'll see similar with snails and bristle worms.
If you always have clean glass because you are the worlds best reefer you won't be able to keep snails fed. Or if you have to many asterina starfish they can out compete the snails for food.

It's one more reason to keep a good clean up crew around. If by chance you got a bad flatworm and had no clean up crew there be lots of food and the flatworms population will explode.
I'd rather have bristle worms asterina and pods personally.