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Just wanted to say howdy. Get my feet wet and all. Pretty new to the hobby- 'my' aquarium actually belongs to my kids... Ha! Little do they know...
I'm a SAHM w/ 3 kids, a great hubby, 7 horses, a golden retriever, a few barn cats, several danios, a bunch of mollies & a CAE (& snails). Thinking about getting some gourami's- oh- & yoyo loaches if I can find any- to keep my snail population under control, LOL. Anyone ever have loaches & a CAE together? Wondering if they'll get along. My CAE leaves the other fish alone- so far- it's about 5 inches. TIA for any answers.
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Hi and welcome to community. I'll hope you'll like it here.
what is CAE short for?
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CAE is Chinese Algae Eater, or so I've been told, LOL.
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Welcome to AC! And, yes, CAE is the common abbreviation for Chinese Algae Eater. There's also SAE for Siamese Algae Eater (Much harder to identify right, thought ;)).
Anyway...the two of them should get along fine. The yo-yo's will also do wonders for your snails. In fact, most loaches will work just fine. I'd also recommend, if you have the room, to get at least three yo-yo loaches, as they have been quite social for me in the past. And, given the right conditions, they can live quite a long time!
Another thing to consider...is cutting back on what you feed the tank. Snail infestations are usually indicators of over-feeding.
HTH!
--Mike
In SoCal? Check out SCAPE!
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Welcome to AC. Possibly a few less abbreviations will help. LOL
You're coming in just in time to see the new look of the forum. It just changed this week and has much to offer.
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--Mike
In SoCal? Check out SCAPE!
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Okay, okay, I'll try to quit with the abbreviations- then you'll just have to deal with my bad spelling, LOL.
Thank ya'll for the welcome!
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