Like all Freshwater Fish, It depends on the power of the filter and how clean the water is...
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Siamese algae eaters need at least a 20-gallon tank due to their size and need for space to swim. A 2.5-gallon tank is too small and would not provide adequate space or suitable conditions for their well-being.
yes if you have a take more than 45liters tank its best to have 5 algae eaters below 45liters its best to have 1 as in small groups in a small tank they are very teratorial and in small groups in large tank is the same but a large group in a large tank is usally beast from rhyskimber all this iformation is about chinise and simase algae eaters is there any think else you need
Freshwater aquatic snails would be the best choice for a tank that small.
Yes, you can purchase algae eaters online. They will contribute to a cleaner tank, however, you will still need to do some regular cleaning of the tank, yourself, as well.
Most of the time you can just leave them in the tank. The other fish will most likely leave them alone. You can feed them wafers with algae in them. They will also eat whatever your other algae eaters eat. I hope this answer helps!
Yes, they can help for sure
you will need to get an algae eater, they are ugly but they do the trick, also a good quality pump
You go to the store then go to fish eggs then scroll all the way down to algae eaters category then click on it then click on buy it then tap anywhere in your tank to place the egg. The end.
By icky, I am guessing you mean algae? Well for one, this will be paradise for Algae Eaters but the other fish might feel a little dirty or sick. Clean your tank and while doing, use an algae scrubber and scrub down the sides of the tank where the algae is present.Hint: Scrub on the inside of the tank, where the water is.
If you're having trouble getting algae in a tank with algae eaters there a couple of explanations to consider. 1. They are eating all the algae. Fish can see algae before we can in many cases. 2. The conditions for algae are not correct. My advice is to buy sinking algae wafers for you algae eaters. Drop them in a couple hours before you turn the lights off. They contain extra vitamins etc. that fish won't get from just eating algae. Don't leave the algae disks in for more than and hour and remove what's left over, otherwise you'll begin polluting your tank water.
Yes, neon tetras can live with algae eaters like bristlenose plecos or Siamese algae eaters. However, make sure the tank size is large enough to accommodate both species, and provide ample hiding spots for the neon tetras as they can be sensitive to aggressive tankmates. Additionally, ensure the algae eater's diet is supplemented as they may not rely solely on algae for sustenance.