CUC help
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Idoc
Getting lazier and lazier with upkeep!
I haven't used them yet, but heard reefcleaners.org is a good place to pick up cuc. They have packages or customized items.
Idoc
Getting lazier and lazier with upkeep!
You can customize your order from reef cleaners, which has been the best price per item that i have found anywhere. Single snails sold for $2-3 a piece were only around 60 cents with Reef Cleaners. If you find better somewhere, let me know... I'm about to purchase as well. But, i don't want a package deal...too much stuff that i don't need yet!
Reefcleaners typically send more than one hobbyist will ever need. I can tell you who used Reefcleaners just by looking at the amount of snail and hermits in their tank. I would be surprised if any one would be disappointed.
NickNiz
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I have a mixture of Turbo and Nassarius snails, red hermits, a serpent star, and a coral banded shrimp... Great coverage for algae as well as leftover food.
Nerite snails are some of my favorite snails but are known to crawl out of an aquarium, so be cautious if you're going rimless.
Reef cleaners also sells chitons which are amazing if you have a lot of algae. 1-2 would be good for a 93.
I would avoid dwarf ceriths... It's a personal thing, I don't want hundreds of tiny snails in my tank. Normal ceriths are good though...
Everything I talked about (except the CB shrimp) can be purchased for a great price on ReefCleaners, not necessarily as a kit.
Nerite snails are some of my favorite snails but are known to crawl out of an aquarium, so be cautious if you're going rimless.
Reef cleaners also sells chitons which are amazing if you have a lot of algae. 1-2 would be good for a 93.
I would avoid dwarf ceriths... It's a personal thing, I don't want hundreds of tiny snails in my tank. Normal ceriths are good though...
Everything I talked about (except the CB shrimp) can be purchased for a great price on ReefCleaners, not necessarily as a kit.
