"hoover" fish for Dwarf puff tank?
- messy_da_legend
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"hoover" fish for Dwarf puff tank?
is there a small "hoover" fish/invert that wouldnt get picked on or eaten in a dwarf puff setup? theres lots of awkward to get to parts in my tank that accumilate with yucky stuff and i cant easily get to it with a syphon.
Tom
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- messy_da_legend
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I have kept plecs with my DP's with no problem at all. However, I've considered myself to be lucky with puffer behaviour, as they've never shown any signs of nipping, except the occasional squabble between themselves.
Like Rocker says the best bet are Ottos, but, a smaller plec could be an option to. Being a plec you will have to more or less consider it as if you had added another couple of DPs, they are exceptionally messy.
Like Rocker says the best bet are Ottos, but, a smaller plec could be an option to. Being a plec you will have to more or less consider it as if you had added another couple of DPs, they are exceptionally messy.
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I totally second the ottos and amano shrimp... I often find the shrimp marked "algae eating shrimp". I actually added 6 new amano shrimp in my 29G DP tank today.
I also have/had a "pitbull" pleco with my DPs... not sure of the exact species but it was supposed to stay small like bristlenose plecos. I'm not even sure if it is still in there (it's a very heavily planted tank) but every time I give up on him I see him sucking on some driftwood.
I also have/had a "pitbull" pleco with my DPs... not sure of the exact species but it was supposed to stay small like bristlenose plecos. I'm not even sure if it is still in there (it's a very heavily planted tank) but every time I give up on him I see him sucking on some driftwood.
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