crayfish eating algae

Tain't fresh, and tain't marine! Talk about brackish setups.
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yeah im thinking i might be able to use him to cycle my salt water
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you are going to cycle with mushrooms, or crayfish?
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crayfish coral would be a bad choice
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I think a crayfish wouldn't do you much good either. why not just ammonia, or doesn't a LR die off cycle a tank?
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liverock is expensive ( i will but right now i have a crayfish in there ( my puffers next one )
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2 : Brachygobius xanthozona
3 : Epalzeorhynchus frenatus.
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crayfish are such pigs they shouldnt be crayfish they should be pigfish
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