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![]() My longspine urchin eats GHA. I also had a foxface that did the same.
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![]() I have found that my rusty angel nibbles on algae once in a while. but its a pygmy angel and would propably be food in your tank.
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![]() Assuming you have an appropriately sized skimmer, I would consider evaluating if you have enough flow to keep detritus from building up, and perhaps reviewing your water source (RO/DI output).
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![]() I agree, adding a fish for a problem just create other problems. Like what does the fish eat after it has eliminated your Algae.
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![]() Hectors Gobies will eat hair algae, and will also sift sand for food
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![]() I have a scribbled rabbitfish that is in with a huma trigger, an aggresive purple tang and a maroon clown..no prob's
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![]() I agree with rabbitfish and if/when the algae is gone they will eat whatever gets put into the tank, at least IME.
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![]() Exactly. Good water quality reduces algae, not fish. But if you need assistance getting rid of existing algae, a rabbitfish can help.
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![]() I guess a better point is if you don't want a rabit fish but want it to ride your tank of Algae your stuck with a fish you never really wanted. Mind you there are some really cool Rabit fish out there
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![]() I have a foxface in my display and a rabbit in my frag tank. Neither are my favourites but I consider them utility fish with a job to do.
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![]() Greg Last edited by Snappy; 03-29-2008 at 01:02 AM. |