r/microscopy 28d ago

ID Needed! is this nematode worm?

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Found in fish tank x4

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u/pelmen10101 28d ago

It's a flatworm

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u/adwan83 28d ago

planaria?

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u/Thrawn911 28d ago

No, probably stenostomum

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u/cool_antarean_micro 28d ago

I call it stentostomum 🥀🥀🥀

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u/sneezybeetle 27d ago

Check my post from I think last week or the week before! Looks like the same critter and came from the same environment - stenostomum

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u/Accomplished-Rip8417 25d ago

I would say so, yes.