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Please note, they turn to ash if you expose them to sun light.

I would contact CEFAS (Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science). T: 01502 56 2244 email: cefas.co.uk They can give you advice around the rules and regulations of importing into the UK.

I know people and even shops that dont heat thier tanks directly, but maintain the temperature in the room. 20c seems ok, but breedign is often spurred by a change in environment like a temp drop during water change, sometimes a temp hike.

Hi, might try the prawn thing. Does look like H.stagnalis from some of the photos ive seen, but also like the first one on Darrel's link, except a different more beige/creamy opaque colour.

I think its Helobdella stagnalis. i dont think i casn get rid of them except by picking them out when i see them, or my loaches eat them.

Actually now im confused, the small vid on this page says it is of a planara, but that looks like what I have, yet i though planaria glide across the glass and have two eye spots. This vid shows a creature that moves by attatching and pulling, it also has a sucker like the ones i have...

I think these had come through on some plants I ordered. When i was waiting for my big tank to arrive i had to put all my plants in a holding tank, that tank also had a couple of Nerites in. One day I noticed one of the Nerites looked a bit dead, saw some beige coloured creature on its shell...