Unknown "critters" in tank

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So I have been noticing these things gathering on the walls of my tank. They look like tiny little white lines. Almost like miniature worms. There are thousands of them but they don't seem to move around and they are only on the walls. I'll upload the best picture I can with my phone. The picture actually makes them look larger than they really are. Anyone know what these are? Thanks in advance!
 

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Most likely is planaria or other little wormy things. Harmless, and virtually impossible to eradicate completely.
 
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