Wierd little bugz, what are they?

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Ok, so there are these tiny little bugs in my FBN tank that are the size of dust particals. They are all over. They are so abundant that the water is just swimming with them. There are ones that seem a bit older that look like little tadpoles the size of dust particles. They are so small a picture would do no good. How do blackworms reproduce? Could they be blackworms offspring? There was a balled up thing of blackworms and alot of the little bugs were around them. I took my newts out and I am changing everything in the tank. But what were they. Does anyone have any idea.

(Message edited by nuggular on June 11, 2005)
 
Have any idea on how blackworms reproduce? I changed everything in the tank now and they are in clean rocks and water and new plants. I had to toss all my duckweed I had in there.
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Now I will have to search for more of it.
 
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