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Adding Otocinclus to 29 gal tank to control algae video

11 years ago

I'm trying to control the algae in my tank. I ordered some Otocinclus catfish to eat the algae. Hopefully they will keep it in check.

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aussielover_oh
10 years ago
while small yes, when they get bigger they tend to get aggressive with other fish. I go with bristlenose pleco's. They stay relatively small and don't bother the other fish.
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