CuC and for hair algae

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Hello,

Currently I have 25gallon nano aio tank, look for recommendations on general clean up crew and hair algae clean up crew please?

I have a blue legged hermit currently and couple cleaner shrimp.

Would a starfish survive in my small tank?

Thanks in advance
 
Turbos
Ceriths
Hermit Crabs
Astrea snails

Siphon tube
Dog toothbrush
Toothbrush
Wire brush
Ecopods from Algae Barn
Thanks I’ve been manually pulling and using a toothbrush then siphoning as part of weekly 10 litre water change
 
Thanks I’ve been manually pulling and using a toothbrush then siphoning as part of weekly 10 litre water change
Suggest every day?

I would be brushing part of the rock every day

CUC can't eat long GHA, you have to make it stubble

When I mean siphon, I mean holding the tube, and pulling/tearing GHA into it with the thumb. The end of the tube going into a sock in the sump

Anyway, it will end up somewhere when you brush it off, pull it out from there
 

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