> Sajjad,
>
> they were indubitably , definitely, undeniably earthworms. Segmented
> little buggers with a length anywhere from a gnat's eyelash to about 3"
> stretched out.
>
> They looked like little red wigglers. I found a web site discussing them
a
> little.
>
>
http://people.westminstercollege.edu/faculty/tharrison/emigration/segmented_
> worm.htm
That is really cool, I would definitely try to keep a culture of them going
to put in other aquariums. They could really be important in natural type
aquariums with no filtration.
Moon
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