Whats a good cold water fish that eats algaes? Otos only live warm water.

Goldfish and snails.

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Whats a good cold water fish that eats algaes? Otos only live warm water.

Stone Rollers make good cold and or cool water algae eaters. they do well at
temps from 55 to 75 degrees. They can be found in most small rocky fast flowing
streams east of the Mississippi.
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Algae eating shrimp are coldwater as well Japonica.

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On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 04:09:07 GMT, "Dave M. Picklyk"
wrote:

Ameca Splendends (Butterfly Goodieds) are excellent hair/filamentous algae
eaters that can live quite well in a wide range of temperatures from 60 to
85 degrees.

They can get to be about 3 inches and are not recommended with fish that
have long flowing fins like bettas etc.

Check them out. They are silvery fish and the males have extremely bright
yellow tales. They are an endangered species in Mexico. I have access to a
breeder if you need them.

Dave.
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