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Any suggestions on the best critter to help keep the green film algae on my glass at bay. Ive tried turbo's but they only live a few months in my tropical tank. I have several nerite's and cerith's. What I really need is help cleaning in the corners. I don't mind cleaning the glass myself, but if there is a critter that could help I would not mind. The current tank mates are 2 pajama cards, 1 yellowtail damsel, 1 foxface rabbitfish ( I know it's to big for my 35, but I am going to a 120 in a few months.). Thanks in advance.
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You are the best critter to keep the glass clean, by using a Mag-Float every day!!
Ceirth Snails, Trochous snails, Asteria Snails, Turbo's are terrible cleaners of this algae
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Quarantine quarantine quarantine your tank's will thank you and so will your corals u'll also avoid a lot of aggravation with pests, predators, or disease's that come on coral's or live rock or fish
I do. As stated in the question, I would like some sort of animal that will help with keeping the glass clean.Originally Posted by mosfet
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