Si possono incontrare dei vermi sottili e filiformi di colore bianco che si muovono liberamente per la vasca, i nematodi (Fig.1 e un video dov'è possibile osservarne uno in movimento "nematoda in aquarium"), o altri molto simili ma molto più lunghi, dal colore un po' più rosato e che rimangono ancorati al substrato, i tubifex, famosi per essere allevati e utilizzati come fonte proteica per i pesci (Fig.2 e questo video "tubifex worms in aquarium").Fig.1 - Nematoda
(foto di De Vito Giovanni) Fig.2 - Tubifex (Immagine alchetron.com)
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Aquarium Micro Gallery blogspot
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Caudata.org
Fishlab
Micrographia
Palomar College
The sprucepets
Wikipedia
World Ostracoda Database
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WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species
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