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Thank you for responding about the algae eater! I am familiar with this one. I chose by the salinity in the tanks. This one was handpicked by me and the person at our very small animal shop here in Nevada. Thank you so much for writing!!!

Thank you for your comment and I will answer your question I told my husband to add some salt to his cichlid tank, but he doesn't listen (age thing I think). I have a 55gal tank full of brackish fish and they are fine! I now have a full tank but have figure 8 puffers, spotted puffers, a dwarf...

I have used one of the algae ridders. My salinity is not high so we tried an algae eater and he is fine and doing fabulous. We only use the lights when feeding in the morning and then for some time in the evening! The tank and fish are thriving!

Thanks again Thank you again!! We at some point are going to get a saltwater tank, but because of the prices, it may take some time. I own a chronic and intractable pain website. I want to put web cams up for all of the fish tanks so that members can come into our home (virtually) when they...

Thank you! Thank you so much for you comment also! My husband is 75 (22 years older than I am) and these are the things he has learned years ago. I corrected him with what you told me and he seems to understand better now!:)

Thank you Caleb. I will take that into consideration.

Husband's Tank

Hi again. Thank you for all of your responses! I thought I would share a picture of my tank and my husband's tank. We will be setting up webcams so that members of my own website can virtually see our tanks at any time of day (for chronic pain sufferers). You all were fantastic and quick in...

Thank you for responding about the algae eater! I commented about the size of the tank in the other answers. Thank you for answering about the algae eater. I am using a product to help with the algae. The tank is somewhat new but not brand new.

Why Hodgepodge? Why Hodgepodge? They are all brackish. There are more puffers which don't grow large, the green scats stay small, the red scat is a bit larger, the mono will grow (if he outgrows his tank, we will put him in my husband's 133 gal chiclid tank, we have 2 mollies (they look full...

Response to Caleb Isn't it true that they will only grow as large as the tank? My husband called it I believe indeterminate growth? Right now these are all babies except for the scats.

I just started a 55 gal brackish tank. I have brackish scats, monos, puffers, columbian sharks but I really need some kind of algae eater. I have not seen any for brackish tanks. Can anyone suggest? What is the best salinity for these fish?