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09-26-2012, 12:30 AM #1
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Growing Algae for Otocinclus
I'm starting to farm aquarium algae. I've started out with tank water, a little bit of grazing block enriched with algae, all submerging a rock inside a bowl, which is inside a bag. Is this algae I'm growing safe for the Otos? I was going to get some small algae covered rocks from the creek that's like 50 feet away from my house, but I don't think that's the algae I want. The rock I'm growing algae on is a smooth, fake plastic rock. The Otos have sucked on it before, and I want them to feed on some algae to make them seem more secure. Is this the right method of growing Otocinclus algae?
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09-26-2012, 01:12 AM #2
Stick some low light plants in the tank and they will feed off that.
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