This is a freshwater jar from here in Florida. Can anyone help me identify what these worms are? One is trying to eat the other one by Ok_Reserve3274 Closed EcosystemsEcospheresminiatureself sustainingself-contained 1 Comment BitchBass 2 weeks ago One of these guys is a flatworm, most likely a planarian. The other one looks like a tubifex. Take a look at how planarians eat…this is a leech baby getting preyed on (nobody gets harmed lol): [https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/)
BitchBass 2 weeks ago One of these guys is a flatworm, most likely a planarian. The other one looks like a tubifex. Take a look at how planarians eat…this is a leech baby getting preyed on (nobody gets harmed lol): [https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/)
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One of these guys is a flatworm, most likely a planarian. The other one looks like a tubifex.
Take a look at how planarians eat…this is a leech baby getting preyed on (nobody gets harmed lol):
[https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecosphere/comments/uj8bm9/i_have_filmed_weird_stuff_before_but_this_one/)