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Gr0uChYKiD
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Ok here's the situation...I had a 7 inch common pleco in my 90 gallon that just died. I'm now having a major algae problem...any suggestions on a new addition to tackle the algae growth? I'm not to keen on another common because I don't like the look of them all that much.
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Hoa dude_dude
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5 ottos maybe? just a thougt
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I like the looks of the albino BN. If the bristles turn you off, the females don't have them as much and are smaller.
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victimizati0n
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if he doesnt like the look of a common, i really dont think he would like the look of a BN
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leapord plecos look nice n also hi finned plecos have great finnage
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Go for some Otto's, but a BN would do a great job with Algae.



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Gr0uChYKiD
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I think Ottos may be the way to go this time...how many do you guys suggest...oh let me tell you tankmates first....

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fishyhelper288
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well, for a 90 i would do like 10 more or less, i have 5 in my 29 cleaned up the algae in like a week, so i think they would do well, oh what kind of algae is it?
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It's the green hairy looking stuff.
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I would get about 12 for a 90 gallon. Otos are probobly not the best for such a big tank but wiht a lot of them it would probobly be opk. Just check that the other fish won't eat them.
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I'd be bettin those tinfoil's would make lunch of the otto's. Better go with the BN's.
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