Hair algae In the sand bed...

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Hey guys I got a 14 gallon biocube and I have 2 blue legged and 2 turbo snails and they do a great job on the rock. But I need something for the sand what do you guys think I should go buy tomorrow?
 
If you have hair algae you have excess nutrients. Try feeding less and keep up with weekly water changes. Also what lights are you using and how old are the bulbs?
 
I do weekly water changes and I feed very little one of the frozen cube will last me a week and I run the lights for 6 and half hours. Lights are stock maybe it's from me running the moon lights?
 
If you have hair algae you have excess nutrients. Try feeding less and keep up with weekly water changes. Also what lights are you using and how old are the bulbs?

+1.
Nassarius snails could help as well. They will help turn over the sandbed and eat leftover food that would otherwise rot.
 
What about a sand sifting star as well. Or is that to much?
 
Ok so plan is get 2 nassarius snails and 1 emerald. Still thinking about the sand sifting star. Idk much about them.
 
Will they help turn up the sand tho? I have the black sand and it looks like crap if it's not moved alittle
 
Never saw one. My lfs only have the yellow head goby and the beautiful blue spotted one
 
I'm sure if I ask he can get something or I'll order online
 
I don't have them in my tank my lfs has them. Only thing in my tank is a snowonyx a mocha clown and 2 hermits and turbo
 
I will bit will it make the tank cloudy
 

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