What Critter Is This ? (BAD pic)

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First of all, sorry,..... for the very blurry photo !
I'm a diabetic and my hands were shaking.

Anyway, I was cleaning one of our tanks and saw this critter and don't know what is.
Even with the bad photo, do any of you know with any certainty ?

I'm hoping it's a good guy like a amphipods/copepod's, and not a nasty one.
 

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Whew,....lol

I've never seen one up close. Where's theirs one, theirs more.
 
Yah, BAD pic Kevin...... and my first thought was "Why is Kevin taking a picture of a booger on his finger then posting it here" :noidea:


Cheers, Todd
 
I blew it out my nose and it landed across the room, but I thought it was too gross to admit here. But now that YOU mentioned it, you're the gross one ! lol
 

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