What clean up crew in a predator tank

[Mike7744]

What can I do for a clean up crew in a predator tank?
Porcupine puffer, snowflake eel, lionfish, spiny box puffer. 125 gal
Thanks

 

[smitten with ocean life]

you have sand?

 

[Mike7744]

you have sand?

Yes

 

[Subsea]

Get an abundance of copepods. And for the sand, get a Florida fighting conch.

 

[Mike7744]

Get an abundance of copepods. And for the sand, get a Florida fighting conch.

Will this help with algae?

 

[Nor'easter Reefer]

 

[ptrusk]

Cheap snails and replenish frequently.

https://reeftopia.com/

A zebramosa should be able to hold is own against the mob.

 

[Subsea]

Will this help with algae?

What kind of algae? Get specific.

Florida fighting conch is best bet for sandbeds. Many differrent species of copepods that eat algae. GHA is a favorite.

 

[Mike7744]

@Mike7744
I have perused your threads and noted that you have had a chronic algae problem since you started this 120G tank in May. What is the source of your live rock? I assume you transferred rock from your established 75G tank.

Consider bringing in diver collected live rock to increase diversity of consumers & competitors of your nuisance algae.

Please post pictures of your algae, including a full tank shot.

https://gulfliverock.com/premium-deco-live-rock
https://gulfliverock.com/hitchhiker-id

I started with 45 pounds of gulf live Rock. Then added some dry rock for a total of 90 pounds. The rock is about 4 and a 1/2 years old.