Literally just saw this. Here it is under a magnifying glass. I dont know what beige blob is but theres a snail above it. I thought it was him laying eggs, then a mushroom, but now im thinking it might be a bone i buried in the ground for them to eat. it was almost dry but just barely not finished so i buried it there so the earthworms would eat the rest.
I have red wigglers, hissing roaches, dubia roaches, zophobas morio, milk snails, dairy cows, and wild type armadillum vulgare in the tank. i feed them veggie scraps but the day before yesterday i let them have a banana for the first time, today they finished the banana and now i see the worms and my monkey brain is saying BANANA WORM!! Tho thats prolly not the case. Anyway, is there a way to identify these? I have a shitty microscope, but im scared to touch them because what if they are butt worms. Can u get ass worms in terrariums? I dont know im really scared. Pls halp
by sadmcd
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There are tens of thousands of nematodes on this planet. I don’t know about the likelihood of a parasitic nematode ending up in your terrarium, but if you’re not eating anything that comes out of your terrarium, then you’re not going to get a butt worm lol