Help identify new guy in my tank!

[S.dot.K]

I bought some live plants to add to my tank (cold water) and I thought I noticed something after putting I’ve plants in. Nothing appears bothered by this guys entrance however as I’m pretty new to fish keeping I wasn’t sure whether best leave it, or remove it. Please help I was wondering if it was some type of shrimp?

 

[Sgooosh]

I bought some live plants to add to my tank (cold water) and I thought I noticed something after putting I’ve plants in. Nothing appears bothered by this guys entrance however as I’m pretty new to fish keeping I wasn’t sure whether best leave it, or remove it. Please help I was wondering if it was some type of shrimp?

maybe a filter shrimp or something?
he looks a bit stressed
can i have a better photo once he calms down

 

[Ichthys]

Looks like some kind of insect larva, but the pictures are too blurry for a specific id. It will likely kill and eat shrimp and small fish...

 

[S.dot.K]

I bought some live plants to add to my tank (cold water) and I thought I noticed something after putting I’ve plants in. Nothing appears bothered by this guys entrance however as I’m pretty new to fish keeping I wasn’t sure whether best leave it, or remove it. Please help I was wondering if it was some type of shrimp?

I’ll try and get a better picture today, however I have tried researching and what it looks similar in markings and structure to an isopod like the one I’ve attached from a website I found, if it is this, is it worth keeping or removing?

 

[Slaphppy7]

A few videos to maybe help ID the critter

what is that bug in my fish tank? at DuckDuckGo

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duckduckgo.com

 

[Essjay]

It looks like a water louse, Asellus. See post #3 in this thread

Hitchhikers In Freshwater Tanks & Ponds

Freshwater ecosystems are much more diverse than our tanks can ever be, but nature certainly tries. Here's a list of things that can pop up in a tank unexpectedly. COMMON HITCHHIKERS Freshwater copepods(Cyclops) * Subclass Copepoda Danger: Harmless. How it gets in your tank: Food, Water...

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[Sgooosh]

It looks like a water louse, Asellus. See post #3 in this thread

Hitchhikers In Freshwater Tanks & Ponds

Freshwater ecosystems are much more diverse than our tanks can ever be, but nature certainly tries. Here's a list of things that can pop up in a tank unexpectedly. COMMON HITCHHIKERS Freshwater copepods(Cyclops) * Subclass Copepoda Danger: Harmless. How it gets in your tank: Food, Water...

www.fishforums.net

yep, def looks like a louse
i do not like lice they creep me out :O