what is the best way of not having brown algae in your gravel at all
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what is the best way of not having brown algae in your gravel at all
180g tank
2 Mbu puffers
few dwarf neons
maybe 3 L190 Red eye royal will do the trick
180g tank
2 Mbu puffers
few dwarf neons
Your brown algae may be a diatom due to excessive phosphates. Bristlenose plecos would the job well.
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Also could be from lack of circulation in the tank, what do you have for filtration and water movement in that tank?
135g - Fahaka tank
60g Diamond - brackish tank with 2 Figure 8's,dragon goby, knight goby, 3 molly's and 4 orange chromides
29g - community(son's tank)
55g - community
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you can always try the common snail :P
do plecos eat this brown algae ???????
180g tank
2 Mbu puffers
few dwarf neons