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Worms in Your Water Tank?!

What those wrigglers really are — and how to clear them fast.

The truth

They’re insect larvae

Almost always mosquito wrigglers or red bloodworms — not parasites, but proof your tank is open and dirty.

How they get in

A gap let them breed

A loose lid, unscreened overflow or open vent lets an adult insect in to lay eggs on still water.

Why it matters

A dengue breeding site

Mosquito larvae mean your tank is breeding dengue — a real Delhi risk. Don’t drink the water until it’s cleaned.

The real fix

Skimming won’t work

Eggs and sludge stay behind, so they return in days. You must drain, scrub, vacuum and disinfect.

Keep them out

Seal every opening

A tight lid and fine mesh on the overflow, vent and inlet stop insects getting back in for good.

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