Bunch of tiny white worms and then a larger white worm

[Joshua2598]

Everything in my tank is doing great right now, except for a tiny anemone hiccup which sorted itself out in a few hours, and u recently found tiny white worms and then a large white worms on my glass they tiny ones pretty translucent if you can make them out on the picture. Thankfully I have macro lenses from my phone! They're all just doing worm things like sliding along the glass

 

[cloak]

Those might be flatworms of some sort in the second picture, but I'm not too sure about the first one though. Baby bristlworm perhaps?

https://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhikers-guide/

 

[Joshua2598]

I'll leave the bristle in the tank I guess, no problem with them. But flat worms though, that is if they are indeed flat worms, i only see them where there are algae spots on the glass so here's to hoping they dont eat my coral. All I have are zoas and mushrooms.

 

[KJ]

Isopod.
@Lovemyreef2015

 

[Joshua2598]

The good type of isopod I hope

 

[KJ]

The good type of isopod I hope

Yes

 

[cloak]

There should be some pictures of both good and bad Isopods in that link posted above. Just out of curiosity though does it crawl around the glass like a bug or move like a worm?

 

[Joshua2598]

I believe it crawled around like a bug more than a worm. Like a callipiller but without the extreme inching. Weird to describe

 

[KJ]

I believe it crawled around like a bug more than a worm. Like a callipiller but without the extreme inching. Weird to describe

https://www.google.com/search?q=Iso...ved=0ahUKEwiuxeit7pDdAhUKvFMKHe9JAgMQ_AUICigB

 

[Joshua2598]

I can see how it could be an isopod!

 

[cloak]

I guess I'm just not seeing all the appendages. Weird!

 

[Joshua2598]

I didn't really see it either. Still perplexed on the translucent worms though

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

+1 on good isopod