What's that in my fish tank?!?

Lol, don't think it is an axoloto

Anyway hey Leo,

what you have in your tank is daphnias aka water fleas. They are crustaceans that live in slow moving or still water creeks, lakes. They are called water fleas because of their weird bouncy swimming movement in the water. If you go to your nearest creek, you would probably see tonnes of them. Water fleas are great live food for fish especially baby fry. You can scoop your water fleas out and culture them. I have tonnes of them in my backyard in a bathtub dedicated to them. They filter feed, eating suspended algae (greenwater) I mostly use them to condition my tropical fish and goldfish and to feed my baby fishes.

They breed readily amd when the conditions are perfect, no males are produced and the female will give birth to live youngs without the help of males.

Hope I've helped.

Does it look like a thing clearish/whiteish worm? I've had something like that in my tanks in the past. I have no clue where they come from, but they are usually harmless and fish will eat them. If your looking for a way to remove them, you could try adding aquarium salt, or treat the tank with Mardel's Coppersafe; that usually kills unknown things in my tanks! Primafix and melafix are just for bacterial and fungus growth on fish and shouldn't kill any of those things. Good luck finding out what it is, I'd love to know too!

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maybe baby fish or they can be insect eggs or larva of the insect

but im not sure if u look closely check if they have pincers or an insect like face

I'm guessing that it's probably daphnia.

maybe it could be a baby axolotl

http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/871/7500...

they are either babbies or the males spurm...... not to be gross its true lol