Hawaii: Thin white flatworms under pots, black line down body, heads indistinguishable. Photo reference: similar but white with single stripe.
Google both images for match.
Neither hurts humans, pets, or plants. Beneficial (eat pests).
No control needed. Curiosity only.
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