Hello, I currently have some algae growing all over my tank; in the sand, on the rocks, even on the return tube, I was wondering what recommendations you have for inverts or a small fish to deal with it. Thanks!
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Thanks for the response. I'll look into those two things.I currently use a variety, but my favorites end up being the tuxedo urchin, and the tail spot blenny.
55 gallons, so I should be good with a lawnmower blenny.How big is your tank?
I’ve read lawnmower blennies are a solid choice as well
Thanks! That's a great list to have! May I ask why you don't trust Emerald Crabs?Fighting conch
Pencil or tuxedo urchin (pencil does not drag stuff around)
Pitho crabs
emerald crabs (which I do not trust)
Chiton snails
Snails: Astrea-cerith-turbo grazer-ninja star
They can quickly turn on zoas and other softies. . . mainly the malesThanks! That's a great list to have! May I ask why you don't trust Emerald Crabs?
Thank you!They can quickly turn on zoas and other softies. . . mainly the males
I currently use a lawnmower blennie, tuxedo sea urchins, astrea, blue hermit crab, emerald crab, turno snail, and podsHello, I currently have some algae growing all over my tank; in the sand, on the rocks, even on the return tube, I was wondering what recommendations you have for inverts or a small fish to deal with it. Thanks!
Ok, thanks a lot! It sounds like urchins help a lot! I'll definitely look into them!I currently use a lawnmower blennie, tuxedo sea urchins, astrea, blue hermit crab, emerald crab, turno snail, and pods
It term of efficiency I feel like the urchin is way more helpful, it will much a lot and I don’t know if other experienced that it end up cleaning so good that makes my live rock loosing its color (caribsea live rock)
And besides that I use NP-bactobalance to control nutrients and add positive bacteria

