worms Nais sp. and Chaetogaster sp. under a microscope, Tubificidae family, a subclass of Oligochaeta, they are feed on plant foods (algae) and remains of dead organisms, sometimes protozoa
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Worms Nais Sp
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| Created | 17 Dec 2021 |
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