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Old 04-10-2009, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Dolf View Post
Taken from: http://www.chucksaddiction.com/cleanupcrew.html
FISH - I know of only one species of fish that can be considered truly beneficial, and by that I mean it performs such a good service that its contribution in keeping the majority of algae species in check far outweighs its contribution to dissolved nutrient levels. Zebrasoma scopas - The brown scopas tang, the one fish species that I will always have in any coral display aquarium where algae must be kept under control.

*** I know it is another tang... and I do not know for certain it eats what you want it to eat- but you may want to look into it.***
Thanks for the suggestion and the link but alas....the scopas doesnt eat either kind of my problem algae(according to the link in post #2 of this thread).
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