Looking for good detritus cleaners

Brittle stars are pretty good for the rock cleaning part
 
I am not positive about this, but since I got my tiger snapping shrimp, the sand in my 10 gal. nano has become miraculously clean...before getting him, I had tons of cyno and red algae all over it...now...gone...I suspect that he spends the dark hours moving sand and eating algae and detritus...I could be wrong...
 
I am not positive about this, but since I got my tiger snapping shrimp, the sand in my 10 gal. nano has become miraculously clean...before getting him, I had tons of cyno and red algae all over it...now...gone...I suspect that he spends the dark hours moving sand and eating algae and detritus...I could be wrong...

I have two already.
 
I'm new to this...what is "tapatalk" and where do I find the rules...I better read them...
Tapatalk is an app that has a bunch of forums in it so you can have all your forums in one app to keep up with them all. But tapatalk is......awful.
 

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