help, what is this?

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help, what is this?

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found this in my salt tank today, anyone know what it is? keep it in there or get rid of it?

some type of white worm or snail eggs, poop???

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salt maybe? dont take my word
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Looks cool, leave it.
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i was going to suggest maybe spionid worms? http://www.xtalworld.com/Aquarium/hitchfaq.htm

i get these in my saltwater tank, but i have never seen it on the glass, only on rocks and the substrate. so it might be different as to what i have. it is cool looking though! hopefully nothing to worry about
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it don't look like those worms. i did get another one today on the glass. from what i've found on the net, they look like snail egg trails. also they don't move (like a worm would), they're just there on the glass.
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