Looking for Freshwater Algae Eaters to help tackle your algae woes? If yes, this video is for you. We go over the top 12 Freshwater Algae Eaters that are best for aquariums.

Here in this video, we are going to list out important stats on these beginner fish like:

-Scientific Name:
-Care Level:
-Temperament:
-Minimum Tank Size:
-Diet:
-Origin:
-Temperature:
-Swimming Level:

That's why I recommend you watch the entire video till the end.

Check out the original blog post at:

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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:39 Types of Algae
02:59 Amano Shrimp
03:29 Otocinclus Catfish
04:02 Molly Fish
04:34 Horned Nerite Snail
05:03 Zebra Nerite Snail
05:28 Tiger Nerite Snail
06:08 Mystery Snail
06:32 Siamese Algae Eater
07:04 Freshwater Goby
07:29 Bristlenose Pleco
08:00 Glass Shrimp
08:24 Cherry Shrimp
09:09 Other Factors To Consider


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