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I did a huge water change/gravel vacuuming yesterday to try and combat these worms. It didn't help much and they are still everywhere! Will anything help at all besides water changes? I read somewhere about hydrogen peroxide and actual deworming medications. What about salt? I suppose I should include tank specifics, right? It's a 5g hex with one male betta and perhaps a few lingering malaysian trumpet snails

#2
7 years ago

I would keep doing water changes, and maybe **** feeding habits. Planaria generally show up in tanks that there is a lot of wasted rotting food.

What is your usual feeding, and water change schedule?

#3
7 years ago
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#6
7 years ago

A small pinch of betta food every day except for Sunday. There used to be a frog, and I fed it 5 sinking pellets a day. The worms got into my 55 gallon turtle tank through accidental water transfer. Will they go away? There's only about 10 and my turtle definitely eats all her food

#7
7 years ago

Then I typoed. The only white worms ive ever dealt with were planaria. water changes and feeding less fixed that.

#8
7 years ago

Oh and 30% water change a week but I recently went on vacation and the water couldn't be changed for 10 days

#9
7 years ago

They should go away on their own with a clean tank. When you do your changes (I would do them more often until they are gone) make sure to siphon as many as you can up, along with any debris on the gravel. Over the next couple of weeks I would also do some deep cleaning of the gravel, just don't do more than 1/3 at a time.

#10
7 years ago

Out of curiosity, are you using betta flakes? I ask because you said 'small pinch.'

If you switch to pellets, that will help you control the amount of food that goes in and help with starving them out. 😊

Also, if you feed the betta less, he will eat the worms! 😄

Jonathan

#11
7 years ago

oh good catch, thank you Jonathan. My betta would be all about eating them I think.

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#12
7 years ago

I feed pellets. Should I switch to every other day so he eats some of the worms??

#13
7 years ago

I would say skip a couple of days, it wont hurt him any, and he will likely eat some of them. That with lots of cleaning should take care of them rather quickly.

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#14
6 years ago

what about if planted aquarium.the worm live inside the soil.any suggestion.??

#15
5 years ago

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#16
5 years ago

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Have you ever heard of bed worms? Fortunately, you probably haven’t. Unfortunately, by the time you utter the horrible phrase “bed worm” it will be like a nightmare has taken over you life.

Most people find bed worms when they are removing the bedding from their beds. Viki spotter: professions free. They are typically small brownish caterpillar-like worms that you’ll find embedded in the fabric of the sheets or blankets where you sleep.

What are bed worms?
Often, these worms are the larvae of Clothes Moths! Clothes moths feed on clothing made of fur, feathers, and wool. The larvae- which resemble small brown caterpillarsdevour these fabrics. Since wool is often used in bedding, clothes moth larvae can sometimes be found where you sleep! They prefer moist (think about all that perspiration you leave in your bed!) low light conditions.

How do I prevent the worms in my bed?
The best prevention is keeping the area clean. In particular, these larvae love to feed of sweat / perspiration. A cleaned area is less likely to develop a problem to begin with.

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Now that I have these tiny worms in my bed, how do I get rid of them?
The first step is to launder your bedding and anything you had on your bed. Dry cleaning works particularly well as it removes any excess moisture from fabric. In combination with laundering your items, you will want to treat the infested area with an insecticide. A large amount of mothballs has also been found effective.