Can someone please help to ID these tiny things

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Hi,

I just woke up and while doing my morning tank inspection, I found these little critters floating/swimming in the corner of the tank. Can you please help me ID what are they? Thanks 20250607_095558.jpg 20250607_095556.jpg 20250607_095507.jpg 20250607_095459.jpg
 

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HerIn a Facebook group they said the same. However their swimming patterns not flatworm worm like, tho. Here a close up video and some other picse are some more shots
 

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I’m not entirely sure to be honest.

My first thought was they looked like red planaria, just not red.

It’s possible they could be something else. Do the fish eat them?
 
I’m not entirely sure to be honest.

My first thought was they looked like red planaria, just not red.

It’s possible they could be something else. Do the fish eat them?
Haven't seen any fish eating them since they dissappeared after the lights came on
 
Generally when I see pods on the glass they are small and you can see them crawling around.

Also, if you have any wrasses they would be going after them if they were pods (especially the 6 line type wrasses).

I’m still leaning towards some type of flatworm, but I could be wrong.
 

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