ALGE EATERS
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plurmaster
- Green Spotted Puffer
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ALGE EATERS
What kinda alge eaters i can get for the brackish tank with my ceylon puffer?ANy suggestions?>
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SpockthePuffer
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Re: ALGE EATERS
Your hands, a good scrub brush and a gravel vacuum 
There aren't any really any other fish you can put in with ceylons because they will kill them. And there aren't any brackish algae eaters, at least not commonly available.
There aren't any really any other fish you can put in with ceylons because they will kill them. And there aren't any brackish algae eaters, at least not commonly available.
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10g betta & snail tank, 30g GSP named Milton, 55g sw fowlr
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10g betta & snail tank, 30g GSP named Milton, 55g sw fowlr
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spoot
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Re: ALGE EATERS
elbow grease and water changes.
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manutius
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Re: ALGE EATERS
yeah thats about it I'm afradi, even if you tried to take the ceylon to marine conditions the usula cleanup crew would become dinner before thay tackled the algae. Bets thing to do is find out what is causing the algae in the first place, sunlight hitting the tank, not enough water changes or overfeeding, wrong type of bulb or bulb too old can all increase the algae issue