jrgilles Well-known member Joined Dec 4, 2009 Messages 1,749 Location Seattle, Washington, United States Dec 14, 2011 #21 Turbo snails Emerald crabs sea hares yellow tangs rabbitfish maybe lawnmower blennies? to name a few
Z Zenoah1439 Well-known member Joined Oct 11, 2011 Messages 53 Location Spokane, WA Dec 15, 2011 #22 Hey JR, So that brings up a good point. I always wanted a bleenie, but was told at the store (PETCO a while ago) that blennies don't eat algae? Will they help get rid of the remaining GHA?
Hey JR, So that brings up a good point. I always wanted a bleenie, but was told at the store (PETCO a while ago) that blennies don't eat algae? Will they help get rid of the remaining GHA?
jrgilles Well-known member Joined Dec 4, 2009 Messages 1,749 Location Seattle, Washington, United States Dec 16, 2011 #23 The algae blenny I had seemed to mostly go after film algae on the glass and not GHA, but I think they could eat GHA if they decided to. The blennie you want to look at for algae eating is the algae blenny, or lawnmower blenny (same thing.) Most other blennies probably don't eat algae.
The algae blenny I had seemed to mostly go after film algae on the glass and not GHA, but I think they could eat GHA if they decided to. The blennie you want to look at for algae eating is the algae blenny, or lawnmower blenny (same thing.) Most other blennies probably don't eat algae.
Z Zenoah1439 Well-known member Joined Oct 11, 2011 Messages 53 Location Spokane, WA Dec 16, 2011 #24 Awesome, thanks for the clarification!
jrgilles Well-known member Joined Dec 4, 2009 Messages 1,749 Location Seattle, Washington, United States Dec 16, 2011 #25 no problem