Bad flatworm?

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I found these guys all over my glass and this plug was a good spot for me to catch them on camera its a little tough to tell on camera which are flatworms and which are pods. The flatworms are dome shaped in the front with a split tail. Should i be concerned or can it wait until i get a little wrasse friend??

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I wanted to get a wrasse after i finish moving to my new tank. This is in my current temporary tank. All my corals seem fine, but these just sprung up out of nowhere.
 

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