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December 27th 04, 03:16 PM
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algae woes
Hau kolas..quick question..short of snails, can someone reccommend any
readily available algae-eaters for a malawai tank (75 gallon) in the "aggressive"  category? Plecos are apparently not an option..tankdominaters will kill these. Removing the dominaters will not help..these particular fish reestablish their heirarchy too quickly. Tank is unplanted, algae is more of an aesthetic nuisance than anything else, I may have to go to planted or just deal with it, but thought I'd ask the question. TIA. **FREE PELTIER NOW** 
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