clamworm
After reading your picture, it may be a kind of fly maggot or a close relative species. You can consult an expert on fly maggots.

Look at the bugs again? Head (structure of mouth pliers) and abdominal structure (see if there are any legs, walking posture, etc.). ) are compared with fly maggots.

The picture I sent is the second alien in the breeding process of fly maggots. The first is fleshy spikes. This kind of spike is long and looks a bit like hair. Your worm head is a bit like mine. Different colors may be due to the environment. Your flower soil is black, and my breeding feed is yellow.

What I said may not be right, but it can provide a direction. If it is a fly maggot, a fly maggot expert should be able to give an answer soon.