Parasites?

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Found some small white wormlike creatures on the glass of the aquarium, about 2-3 mm in lenght, anyone know what it is?
 
Planaria. There's a caudata culture article on it. I got it in my axolotl tank once. It's said to come from too much food, but I think there are other reasons behind it, possibly lack of waste cleanup, considering I only hand feed earthworms and make sure all the food is eaten. There's no harm in them. They'll go away eventually. Mine did.
 
Alright! Thanks for the answers! :)
 
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