Tiny white worms / larvae
11 years ago
Hello! I've tried looking everywhere to identify these TINY, white, translucent guys. http://puu.sh/d2rgo/021a761c15.jpg I've had them for quite a while but I checked my bin today and they've COMPLETELY exploded, there must be thousands of them in there now. Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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