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Originally Posted by
talldutchie
I don't think it's that simple but I also hold a minority view on that.
Anyway... algae is best tackled at the root cause. Nerite snails also help and they love harder water. So many otocinclus die in transit or because people thingk they will exist on tank algae alone.
I agree otos are awesome little fish but don't get them for algae control alone get them because you enjoy them.
20 gallon tall: empty
29 gallon: moderately planted with 9 bloodfin tetra, 1 german blue ram, 11 glow light tetra and 1 BNP
10 gallon QT: empty