Mongodb ObjectID (_id) is a Bson object which can be used search documents, and also for update and delete. The _id is unique and contain many properties like timestamp etc. We can use it on mongo console as follows
db.todos.find() { _id: ObjectID("5f9ae45b6acbd21070cb75d8"), item: 'Write next tutorial', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5f9ae4776acbd21070cb75db"), item: 'Pay insurance premiums', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5f9ae4856acbd21070cb75dc"), item: 'Reserve movie tickets for Monday', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5f9d7b49f38c36015cacf0d0"), item: 'create a tutorial - express app in a minute', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5fa0ba682bee610055bfaf6a"), item: 'something', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5fa6d7c4f6bd2400550bf125"), item: 'asdad', __v: 0 } { _id: ObjectID("5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126"), item: 'setup a flutter mongodb', __v: 0 } db.todos.find({'_id': ObjectId("5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126")}) { _id: ObjectID("5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126"), item: 'setup a flutter mongodb', __v: 0 }

In Flutter
In Flutter you have the Mongo Dart package to access the MongoDB, which offer same type of CURD commands. While you use the following format of find function you may catch the errors.
var coll=db.Collections('todos'); var docs=coll.find({'_id': 'ObjectId("5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126")'});
Solution
As I told before the hexa string “5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126“ is a Bson object. To use it with find/update we have to use ObjectId instead of hexa string. The dart package also provide ObjectID class to convert the string into ObjectId type and then we can use it as follows
ObjectId objId = _MongoDB.ObjectId.parse("5fa6da2df6bd2400550bf126"); var docs=coll.find({'_id': objId});
and it will work as expected.