Ummm, found tiny slugs in my tank...

emeraldd

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I found a couple of slugs in my tank today. Im cycling the tank at the moment and there isn't an axolotl in the tank. I have quite a few plants (which i took out due to problems with cycling) and discovered two TINY slugs sucking away at the glass.
I killed them, of course. But what were they? And are the harmful to fish and the like? Just in case they reappear :(
 
Are you refering to planaria? Unfortunately until your tank cycles all you can really do is just remove them as you see them.
 
Yehh, they did look like planaria. Thank you :]
 
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