Time To Clean Up

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It's time to clean up!!!! I have been slacking off on keeping up with replacing clean up crew, and now don't have many left. So my question is what would be the best clean up crew for a 72 gallon? I know I need things like hermits and snails and so on..... but I would like to know the type of cleaner, how many, and why? What does the cleaner clean up, and how well? and if you guys know where to find the deals, please include...:tongue::wink::sad::cry::angel:
 
I have heard, 1 hermit for every 5 gal. I only have 4 in my 75 gal so obviously i didn't follow those guidelines. I like them and all, but sometimes I catch them stealing from my chalices at night. That site above has all the info on each animal. That should be all you need.
 
I am one for Urchins myself, but I am also known for cementing the hell out of frags :D nobody will walk off with them!
 
Cut bottom off of a 2L bottle and put over them while they eat.

I have heard, 1 hermit for every 5 gal. I only have 4 in my 75 gal so obviously i didn't follow those guidelines. I like them and all, but sometimes I catch them stealing from my chalices at night. That site above has all the info on each animal. That should be all you need.
 

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