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So while cleaning my glass today I noticed a worm on the scrapper then I found all these. So small not sure if they are bristles, can anyone positive ID these?

Those look like Detrius worms. You possibly overfeeding
 

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Dorvilladae worms
 
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So while cleaning my glass today I noticed a worm on the scrapper then I found all these. So small not sure if they are bristles, can anyone positive ID these?

Those look like Detrius worms. You possibly overfeeding
Detrius worms, wow a new one on me. Where do they come from?
 

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