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I don't know what the heck I got in my tank. I'm imagining there will inevitably be small things running around in my tank, BUT I've GOT to make sure.

I've got four ghost shrimp and I'm not sure if they mated, but the first pic is the biggest of the tons of little shiffty things in my tank. Then... something that sent me into a fit; some kind of worm. I'm so terrified of parasites... Help me identify what I've got goin on here.
 

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All those "dust particles' around the worm are just more of what I got in the first picture... but so very much smaller. They do move independently and are aware of things around them. They dance almost on the glass and out into the water, but stay mostly on the glass... I just noticed them today. :confused:
 
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