I on the other hand love tea (with a large serving of steamed milk). I also love turbos, but they come with caveats. Don't treat them just like cleanup crew, treat them like you would a fish. Make sure they are fed. If they eat all your algae, you need to supplement them with nori. That's right, I spent months feeding two turbos snall squares of nori every night because they laid my tank bare of any algae. If you are already keping tabs of them daily you'll know when they die and can remove them quickly. That or let your bristleworm population grow a bit and you'll never have anything in the tank dead long enough t cause a spike.
Sea hares are their own set of difficulties. They can mow through GHA, but can also be picky just like the others when it comes to long unkept GHA. And they can up and die on you and cause an ammonia spike since nothing is eating them quickly. They can also foul up the tank if bothered by releasing toxins, although I understand this is rare. They're harder to keep happy, but that's my experience with two hares in the early stages of a nasty tank, so maybe they're easier when things are more stable.
