I NEED a fish... but not just any fish... THE FINAL FISH

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I have 3 fish in my 40 gallon and I'm looking for my final addition.
It needs to be a good algae eater, stay relatively small, and ideally I would like it to be interesting looking. Suggestions are welcome!
 
+1 on the lawnmower blenny. first candidate that popped into my head after seeing yr target requirements.

some Ecsenius blennies have a reputation as algae eaters (like the tail spot blenny).

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yet another more fancy candidate may be
Golden Sailfin Blenny (Atrosalarias fuscus). maximum size is about 4”-5”.

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good luck! :)
 
+1 on the lawnmower blenny. first candidate that popped into my head after seeing yr target requirements.

some Ecsenius blennies have a reputation as algae eaters (like the tail spot blenny).

1586745415323.png



yet another more fancy candidate may be
Golden Sailfin Blenny (Atrosalarias fuscus). maximum size is about 4”-5”.

1586745505811.png


good luck! :)
Stay away from those little sailfin buggers if your ever keeping acro. They try to eat your sps skin for the algae!
 
+1 on the lawnmower blenny. first candidate that popped into my head after seeing yr target requirements.

some Ecsenius blennies have a reputation as algae eaters (like the tail spot blenny).

1586745415323.png



yet another more fancy candidate may be
Golden Sailfin Blenny (Atrosalarias fuscus). maximum size is about 4”-5”.

1586745505811.png


good luck! :)
The tailspot looks awesome and the golden is butt ugly! I love them both!

Seriously though, get a blenny. I like starry blennys
 
What about a molly miller blenny, apparently they eat lots of types of algae and possibly even aiptasia
 
Really depends I would reccomend a blenny tailspot or lawnmower. It is also possible to have a dwarf angel Flame, Coral beauty, or even maybe a Potters. If the tank has been up for awhile and you are willing to take a risk you could keep can Mandiran not big algae eaters though.
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