what the heck Are these things?

[Mikey0909]

There is a bunch of these little organisms that kind of reminds me of a snail or a slug, They are quite small, I tried figuring out what they were online and I can’t find anything on them. They have a tail with two tips and look to be moving vary slowly.
(the thing in the center )

 

[RSnodgrass]

Flatworm, someone else may ID... there are thousands of species but we see several regularly.

Some are TERRIBLE and some are less terrible.

 

[Mikey0909]

Flatworm, someone else may ID... there are thousands of species but we see several regularly.

Some are TERRIBLE and some are less terrible.

What do you recommend I do?

 

[REEFTIDE]

There is a bunch of these little organisms that kind of reminds me of a snail or a slug, They are quite small, I tried figuring out what they were online and I can’t find anything on them. They have a tail with two tips and look to be moving vary slowly.
(the thing in the center )

Flatworms, they're really annoying. You can use wrasses, mandarins, flatworm exit and or a mixture of both.
They're not "Bad" but extremely prolific and they can eventually smother coral with a high enough concentration

 

[reefz]

Flatworms. They are super common but multiply like crazy. Flatworm exit is the best way to go if you have a large population. A few wrasses will help control them but doesn't completely annihilate them


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[RSnodgrass]

Shine a light on it and take a photo. Will be easier to tell if it's the less problematic kind.

 

[Mikey0909]

Shine a light on it and take a photo. Will be easier to tell if it's the less problematic kind.

The lights on or off?

 

[Nicroper]

Could be the flatworms that eat copepods. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/flatwrmfaq2.htm

 

[RSnodgrass]

The lights on or off?

Just a flash from your phone or a flashlight held at an angle so that there's no glare from the glass.

Something to allow us to see the color and vs just blue.

 

[Pistondog]

Get a wrasse, if tank size permits, cool fish
https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/2285/?pcatid=2285

 

[Dkmoo]

looks like a white one - not harmful but can be nuisance if population explode. usually self-regulates in a properly maintained tank.