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Old October 14th 03, 12:54 AM
Dasho
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Default good macroalgae eater for a small tank

What kind of fish can i put into my 25Gal that will help me keeping at bay
Caulerpa, Gracilaria, Halimeda and other macroalgae i keep in my tank (no
room for a refugium), without outgrowing it?
Since in a previous post i inquired about a yellow tang and i've been
strongly discouraged because of its fast growth and large adult size, is
there any smaller substitute?
Algae are superb looking and give the tank a great look, but i'm having a
damn hard time pruning them to avoid SPSs suffocation..
Thanks in advance


 




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