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Up to now 17 alien species of family Naididae have been found in Poland. The majority of them have a Ponto-Caspian origin ( Potamothrix hammoniensis, P. moldaviensis, P. heuscheri, P. vejdovskyi, P. bavaricus, P. bedoti, Psammoryctides barbatus, P. albicola, P. moravicus ,  Tubifex newaensis, Isochaetides michaelseni, Paranais simplex  and  P. frici ). Moreover, North American ( Quistadrilus multisetosus ,  Limnodrilus cervix ) and thermophilic species from Asia ( Branchiura sowerbyi ) and South Europe or North Africa ( Tubifex blanchardi ) have been recorded. Almost all alien species are known from a small number of localities, except for  Potamothrix hammoniensis, P. moldaviensis, Psammoryctides barbatus  and  P. albicola , but only the first of these seems to be an invasive species influencing the composition of benthic communities in the profundal of lakes.

Alien Naididae species (Annelida: Clitellata) and their role in aquatic habitats in Poland