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Hi,
Just wanted to know which site/vendor gives the most for your money.
Where is the best value on clean up crews out there?
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All my cleanup crews for the past 10 years have come from John at Reefcleaners.org. Never had an issue with quality or price. Also, he keeps his tanks fish free so no worries of ick/velvet/brooks sneaking in on a snail shell.

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I would recommend going small on the CUC rather than large. If the CUC has nothing to munch on most will die causing your nutrients to go up. Plus, it's just wasteful. Personally I went with a "30gal" CUC to start on my 220. As time goes on I'll add more. Just be careful about adding a bunch of snails and crabs that have nothing to eat. The crabs will certainly eat the snails then.

+1 to the above. I always order from reefcleaners too.
 

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I have bought previously from ReefCleaners and ReefTopia
 

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