Could this be planaria?

[Masha]

I've got some tiny white creatures on my aquarium glass. White, oval, about 1mm or even smaller. They feel hard to the touch but I can scratch them off. They move around!

I read that planaria are a sign of over-feeding. I've been very careful about feeding, and have been vacuming gravel with every wc - but I recently added new plants. (Yesterday!)

The plants came from a tank with no fish.

Could these have come with the plants? Or are the definitely a sign that I'm over-feeding?

Should I be worried?

 

[Fishinfreak]

Picture?

 

[Fishinfreak]

If it is planaria, from what I've heard it won't actually harm your fish, but I could be wrong.

 

[Masha]

Picture?

I'll try, but my good camera is at my father's house - my phone wont focus on them. Too small!

 

[Masha]

If it is planaria, from what I've heard it won't actually harm your fish, but I could be wrong.

Well, that's reassuring. One of my black widow tetras ate one I scratched off of the glass. Kept spitting it out, but in the end I think it went down the hatch.

 

[Fishinfreak]

Well, that's reassuring. One of my black widow tetras ate one I scratched off of the glass. Kept spitting it out, but in the end I think it went down the hatch.

I know have small white worm things in the gravel of my aquarium, which seemed to have showed up after i bought a plant from Petco . From what ive found, they are harmless, which is good cause if have seen a tetras eat them multiple times when they get stirred up. So far no fish deaths . I also hope to completely rescape the tank soon anyway, so by by worms

 

[Masha]

The more I look at them, the more I think they are baby snails. They have hard little shells, but flat, as far as I can tell.