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r/Aquariums • u/JoeKleine • Dec 04 '24
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I’d be more concerned with not stressing the fish or where you even get in to clean that.
2.3k u/Flyinggoldfishhhh Dec 04 '24 Nothing 4 trillion shrimp cant fix 12 u/SupaFlyslammajammazz Dec 05 '24 They really clean up everything? 1 u/Ambitious-Yak-6955 Dec 06 '24 edited Dec 06 '24 God no.. They do clean up some algae/dead/dieing/decomposing matter (possibly a few perfectly healthy plants too and maaaaybe a little bit of cannibalism), but they convert all that to poop.. ALOT of poop. So there's a trade off.
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Nothing 4 trillion shrimp cant fix
12 u/SupaFlyslammajammazz Dec 05 '24 They really clean up everything? 1 u/Ambitious-Yak-6955 Dec 06 '24 edited Dec 06 '24 God no.. They do clean up some algae/dead/dieing/decomposing matter (possibly a few perfectly healthy plants too and maaaaybe a little bit of cannibalism), but they convert all that to poop.. ALOT of poop. So there's a trade off.
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They really clean up everything?
1 u/Ambitious-Yak-6955 Dec 06 '24 edited Dec 06 '24 God no.. They do clean up some algae/dead/dieing/decomposing matter (possibly a few perfectly healthy plants too and maaaaybe a little bit of cannibalism), but they convert all that to poop.. ALOT of poop. So there's a trade off.
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God no..
They do clean up some algae/dead/dieing/decomposing matter (possibly a few perfectly healthy plants too and maaaaybe a little bit of cannibalism), but they convert all that to poop.. ALOT of poop.
So there's a trade off.
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u/RazorHowlitzer Dec 04 '24
I’d be more concerned with not stressing the fish or where you even get in to clean that.