algea eaters.
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bill109
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/2533602
Stomatella Snails
Nerite Snails
Cerith Snails
Maculatus Snails
and a couple Astreae Snails
any starfish?
my tank is over a year old. going on 1.5 and the stuff in it is over 2.5
bang guy.. do you know ross martin? or have u heard of him?
he races snowmobiles i think hes from warsaw
http:///forum/post/2533602
Stomatella Snails
Nerite Snails
Cerith Snails
Maculatus Snails
and a couple Astreae Snails
any starfish?
my tank is over a year old. going on 1.5 and the stuff in it is over 2.5
bang guy.. do you know ross martin? or have u heard of him?
he races snowmobiles i think hes from warsaw
bang guy
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Originally Posted by bill109
http:///forum/post/2533743
any starfish?
my tank is over a year old. going on 1.5 and the stuff in it is over 2.5
bang guy.. do you know ross martin? or have u heard of him?
he races snowmobiles i think hes from warsaw
Starfish are mostly omnivores but they don't seem to make much of a dent on the Diatoms.
I've heard the name Ross Martin. He's a lot younger than I though.
http:///forum/post/2533743
any starfish?
my tank is over a year old. going on 1.5 and the stuff in it is over 2.5
bang guy.. do you know ross martin? or have u heard of him?
he races snowmobiles i think hes from warsaw
Starfish are mostly omnivores but they don't seem to make much of a dent on the Diatoms.
I've heard the name Ross Martin. He's a lot younger than I though.
confusedfishy
Member
I saw this post and wanted to add a thought. I have some tangs in my tank, not sure if you are looking for that type of fish but they eat algae like nothing I've seen before. I bought a tank from a store that was closing about a month ago, very established, beautiful, but full of hair algae and algae on the walls. After a few weeks I added some tangs to the mix and it was crazy! They ate and ate, every bit of it was gone in like 3 days, I couldn't believe it! I have other tanks that are too small for tangs and use other cleaners (snails, crabs, etc.-all good too) and they have never done anything like that before. If your tank is too small for tangs (short or small in g) try a foxface they are also great algae eaters and very colorful fish.
bill109
Active Member
a longspine.. huh?
what are these things like though?
any special requirements? do you have to feed them? ill llook them up as well
iit seems that i cant keep my snails alive. im not sure if they fall of and dont get tipped right side up or if the thing tht ate all my shrimp is getting to them..
i have lost 4. a cleaner and 3 peppermint. maybe its my sixline? but i have tangs and a angel.
bang guy.. just wondering again.. lol do you see a lot of that stuff up there like huge factory supprted trailers and riders and stuff? i know there are a ton of ppl who race professionally up there.
dont mean to be nosey lol
-bill
what are these things like though?
any special requirements? do you have to feed them? ill llook them up as well
iit seems that i cant keep my snails alive. im not sure if they fall of and dont get tipped right side up or if the thing tht ate all my shrimp is getting to them..
i have lost 4. a cleaner and 3 peppermint. maybe its my sixline? but i have tangs and a angel.
bang guy.. just wondering again.. lol do you see a lot of that stuff up there like huge factory supprted trailers and riders and stuff? i know there are a ton of ppl who race professionally up there.
dont mean to be nosey lol
-bill