Whats A Good Algea Cleaner?

jimboberdy

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hi,

i am trying to decide what fish to get to maximise my limited tank space. i understand that a bristlenose needs more space than i have. i was intending on stocking it with

1 platty (already got)
4 cardinal tetras
1 pakistani loach (probably)
2 or 3 shrimps

...and an algea cleaner

anyone know of a good algea cleaner that would suit my new tank. amonia 0, nitrate 0, pH 6.8??

any suggestions would be helpfull,

cheers,

jimmy
 
an algae scraper is best :lol:
Depending on which type of algae you intend to grow, ottos are pritty good but they do prefer, no need, a mature tank.
 
thanks guys,

i will see if i can get hold of any amano shrimps and leave a lil space for an otto, then see what algea arrives.

are snails any good at removing algea or are they a bad idea?
 
Maybe i prefer to get some ottos they are gr8 algea eater. Must be in group of 3 and 4.

Maybe i prefer to get some ottos they are gr8 algea eater. Must be in group of 3 and 4.
 
If you do decide to get Ottos then you are best getting at least 3 as they prefer to be kept in groups. :good:
 

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