3. Siamese Algae Eaters Are Small Tank Cleaners This small freshwater fish species loves eating plant matter and will handle your algae problem.

Siamese algae eaters are more suitable because they aren’t aggressive towards their tank mates. They are also much better aquarium cleaners and are known to eat stubborn hair algae.

Learn more about the bristlenose pleco, a small sucker-mouth catfish suitable for home aquariums, and determine whether it's a good fit for your tank.

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Do you know? Algae-cleaning fish keep aquariums clean by eating algae. They help keep the water clear and create a healthy environment for other fish. Tap to read in detail.

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Siamese Algae Eaters are active fish that excel at consuming various types of algae, including the stubborn black beard algae. They can grow up to 6 inches and are best suited for larger tanks.

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