[darklord]

Looks like hydra, I'm not an expert. [emoji4]
http://www.myaquariumclub.com/so-how-bad-are-hydra-anyway-8062.html

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[launchmp]

That is most definitely them! Thanks for the link!

 

[sfsamm]

Looks like hydra, I'm not an expert. [emoji4]
http://www.myaquariumclub.com/so-how-bad-are-hydra-anyway-8062.html

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I'd agree with it being a hydra. But I didn't know they crawled around... Thought they just kinda floated until they land and stick there if it's a good spot or release and try the float again! Could totally be wrong, I've never had a bout of them myself.

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[geisterwald]

Agreed, hydra... They'll kill your shrimp. Get them with fenbendazole (search it on the forum for instructions).

 

[launchmp]

Think Ill just move the shrimp to another tank and see where this goes. Maybe theyll take care of my copepod and gastropod outbreak Ive been fighting. LOL

 

[dealend]

It's hydra, many people saying it came from overfeeding. I don't think is right, i had my new tank set up last time.

Still under cycling progess, i saw one tiny hydra. Iam assuming the problem came from new soil.

Get dog demower(fenbendazole), use a pinch of it and mixed with water in different jar stirr them outside your tank, and treat spoted using a turkey baster.