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![]() I tend to agree that a healthy sized clean-up crew is a good thing, and also agree that more snails and fewer hermits are the way to go.
You will ALWAYS have algae buildup on your glass, I suspect even with a 1:1 ratio of snails:gallon. I scrape my glass once per week to remove the light film that appears. I would agree that you could probably use more snails, and a diversity of them. Maybe add a half dozen Ceriths and a half dozen Margaritas? And get ready for algae blooms, cause if you haven't had them yet, they are coming! Mine took 10 months to surface, but wow did they ever! |
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![]() I have a 33G tank and my custodian package is only 6 – 7 turbo snails and 3 – 4 hermit crabs. Is this enough? I hear that you need 1 crab for every gallon and 1 ½ snails for every gallon. I prefer not to get anymore hermit crabs as I have been hearing that they can get nasty.
I have a little algae on the glass that I clean with the scraper but so far no major algae out break. Thanks Patrick |