Hey all,
I just went to feed my two snapping turtles, and when I got up close to my largest aquarium to bug my baby, I noticed tiny little larval worm things swimming around in the water. They look like little swimming pieces of white dust, about 1/8 of an inch long or maybe a tiny longer, and no thicker than a piece of dust. I've read in the forums about them before, but can't find the post. I think they are harmless larva from something, I keep their window open to get fresh air into the room.
What should I do?
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Coastal Carpet Python 0.1 (Lillith)
Albino Burm 0.1 (Kimba RIP 10/23/04)
Columbian RedTail 0.1 (Squishy)
Kenyan Sand Boa 1.0 (Shai'hulud) MIA
Brown Water Snake 0.1 (Fang)
Common Snapping Turtle 1.1 (Sherman and Tiger)
(RIP Abrahms)
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Lil wormie thingees in my turtles tank
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maybe a fish would eat them. try putting a small perch in with them.
I don't think the perch would last 5 minutes. My turtle aggressively eradicates anything related to food in her tank in minutes...
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Coastal Carpet Python 0.1 (Lillith)
Albino Burm 0.1 (Kimba RIP 10/23/04)
Columbian RedTail 0.1 (Squishy)
Kenyan Sand Boa 1.0 (Shai'hulud) MIA
Brown Water Snake 0.1 (Fang)
Common Snapping Turtle 1.1 (Sherman and Tiger)
(RIP Abrahms)
RES 1.0 (speedy)
African Rock Python (Mongo) 0.0.1
