Temperate Algae Eaters?

[FishLover4+1]

hi is there such thing as a temperate algae eater???
i'd like something relatively hardy that is quite small and can live in a tank with apple snails and variatus platys. it is a 90 litre tank. it's a new tank so i'm mainly listing things i'm going to get (it currently only contains 3 v. platys). i'll do weekly water changes of 25% - 30% and have a Shark ADV 600 internal power filter.
Heres a link to my filter:
http/www.marineaquatics.co.uk/Internal-Filters/Sicce-Shark-ADV-600/
thanks.

 

[Liz1993]

Common plecos can live in cold/tropical water they are very very very hardy and just need a little algae wafer every evening

 

[fluttermoth]

They also grow to over a foot long; my ex had one that was nearly two feet

 

[Liz1993]

haha they are lovely though! they look so dosile!!!

They also grow to over a foot long; my ex had one that was nearly two feet

 

[FishLover4+1]

hmm my tanks about 3 feet.
also i have a gravel substrate.

 

[fluttermoth]

You might be ok with a bristlenose, as long as the temp in your tank doesn't drop below 22°C/72°F. If not, some snails are quite good algae eaters. I've heard nerite snails are alright in cold water tanks, and they're excellent aglae eaters.

 

[FishLover4+1]

ok thanks everyone i think i'll just stick with the snails.