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ok so my cheato has been introduced to green hair algae and now it’s growing with my cheato in the back second chamber of my tank my question is besides cleaning off the cheato and loosing pods that and doing harvesting one the gha as well as the cheato is there a way that i can introduce a turbo snail or an astrea snail in there or no will it get stuck in the back chambers or no
 
ok so my cheato has been introduced to green hair algae and now it’s growing with my cheato in the back second chamber of my tank my question is besides cleaning off the cheato and loosing pods that and doing harvesting one the gha as well as the cheato is there a way that i can introduce a turbo snail or an astrea snail in there or no will it get stuck in the back chambers or no
Some will argue.
Why worry about gha in the fuge.
Like you said a good haven for pods and bristle worms
There is a risk it moves to the dt.
When I harvest the chaeto, I pull the chaeto with gha.
 
Some will argue.
Why worry about gha in the fuge.
Like you said a good haven for pods and bristle worms
There is a risk it moves to the dt.
When I harvest the chaeto, I pull the chaeto with gha.
ok so do i just do a normal harvest then but also i read that if it gets covered in gha the cheato can die so should i do a saltwater dip on it to get rid of that part then
 
ok so do i just do a normal harvest then but also i read that if it gets covered in gha the cheato can die so should i do a saltwater dip on it to get rid of that part then
The chaeto and gha can coexist.
Just remove extra gha when the fuge needs emptying.
 

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