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Found this. It doesn't look like flatworms. They don't really seem to move so I am unsure if this is a predator or if it is a little bit of flesh left over. I attributed the death to an alkalinity swing but now am unsure.
What do you all think?
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That doesn't look like flesh to me.. They don't move if you poke them?
 
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