New chinese algae eater

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Are there any alternatives maybe a shark or something?
 
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Nerite snails.

Just looked those up-

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I didn't know they come in different colours and patterns.

Sorry I don't know what's going with the photo upload deal.....
 

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Thanks. Will there be a point where eventually I would Have to return him?

Yeah, NOW! I think they will take them back in 14 days. Try Siamese algae eater if you want a 6-7" fish. Seem to be much better behaved than the CAE. I enjoy my two SAE. Otherwise maybe Snails, as mentioned the Nerites are cleaning machines, and Otos. I like the Ramshorns and Mystery snails too.

Try giving the lights a siesta period, a rest time for a couple hours at least and reduce your light on time if algae is bugging you to see if that helps.
 
My friend has a 55 gallon with large cichlids so I think I will give it to him when it grows more

Are there any sharks like red tails or some other thing like an algae eater BESIDES a pleco I can get
 
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