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So I'm looking to see what other members use as a clean up crew. Righ now I use now crabs because I don't like the idea of them crawling on my chalices. What do you guys use and what do you think are good guidelines for a tank as in snails and red/blue hermits? Also does any one use them giant turbo snails?
 
Ive got 1 giant turbo. He keeps the glass looking good for me. Especially the back glass which i cant clean. Only problem is hes a bulldozer and plows anything over that isnt secured.
 
I'll start by answering my own question. I have about 20 snails in a 20g holding tank until my new tank comes. Also what gale spasificly do red and blue hermits eat? Along with any other crabs such as emerald eat bubble.
 
I took this off Live Aquarias site.
The Dwarf Blue Leg Hermit Crab is a valuable addition to an aquarium because it will eat algae including green hair algae and cyanobacteria.
The Scarlet Reef Hermit Crab is best kept in a reef-style aquarium where it will have ample supplies of algae to eat. It is helpful in keeping algae under control, including filamentous algae and Cyanobacteria.
 
Don't crabs eat snails? Or fight eachpther?
 

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