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I found probably hundreds of tiny little white oval bugs swimming in my tank. Their propulsion looks cilia like. They are about the size of the point of a stick pin. I assume I had always had them in there and the fish were eating them. It's the tank where I had 34 iceblue zebras that I auctioned off. Now I just have 1 marbled plecostomus. Anyway, I thought it was kind of cool, because I used to have marine tanks and I always liked the critters in there. :dance:
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Re: Tiny swimming bugs in my 70gal
Is that a good thing or a bad thing, or just it kinda cool and doesn't hurt anything?Raul
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Re: Tiny swimming bugs in my 70gal
It seems like a good thing. The fish I had in there were all healthy and the one I have left in there is apparently healthy. I've read about these elsewhere and they don't seem to present any danger. Just more food for the fish. I'm going to introduce another fish tonight and see if the population declines.Comment
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Re: Tiny swimming bugs in my 70gal
put 3 or 4 in your betta bowl
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Re: Tiny swimming bugs in my 70gal
Are they daphnia? They'll consume green water.Comment
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