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So, I think I need a herbivore to my reef, I'm in a never ending battle of scrubbing rocks and dosing phosphates to keep them in a desired range. I have a 50gl AIO, so I can't have any Tangs. I'm considering a Black Sailfin Blenny, and was wondering what other options I should be considering.
Currently, there is a Pink Streaked Wrasse, a Royal Gramma, a Yellow Wrasse, and a Fairy Wrasse in the tank.
It Eats algae?Love my little fat lawnmower. He’s an absolute eating machine.
Yep, pecks at rocks all day. I know he eats film algae for sure. I’ve never really seen any GHA in the tank so can’t say if he eats that or not.It Eats algae?
Koumansetta hectori! The BEST fish I have ever gotten. Pecks at the rocks eating algae, even eats cyano. Colouration is beautiful too, if you don’t mind having a huge sand barricade in your tank then this fish is by far the best for most algae, I have seen him pick on cyano, GHA, Dinos, Diatoms, the whole lot of “Pest algae”.Manual removal works for me (Screw the blenny, I grabbed a Escenius when the original plan was either an Ember Blenny or a Starry blenny).
I do have snails and Urchins in my larger tank, and probably will grab a tuxedo urchin for my Nano.