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didn't really expect them to be this herbivorous.

So far, no. It might be a different story if there was a female with him and they bred, though.

I thought so, too. I looked it up and they're actually known to do so, but until this moment all I heard and read is that they're predators. Even one study says that the studied fish had more plant matter in their digestive systems.

have a nice day!

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all that I have readily eat hair algae

@@MorningDriftwood Moje żadnego jeść nie chciały

@@PanRybka22 have you tried molly?

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all my 4 SAE will eat hair algae despite being fed regularly

get a Redtail shark, and that's fixed :)

@@AussieAquatic 😈

@@AussieAquatic Will the shark "Take care of" the SAE, or would be a suitable replacement?

You realise they're not barbs Chris.

@@Gilsfishroom I know eh... What's with that

​@@stubbsaquatics6080you're expanding your horizons 😊

@@AussieAquatic trying

They're Cyprinids along with Goldfish, Koi, and barbs, there's still the commonality.

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Thank you for the nice message! Mabuhay! 💙

I should add more then! 💙

should we try them,too? maybe, they're delicious🤔

yep! a school of anything that schools 💙

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the Siamese Algae eaters?

that's great! Also had 2 recently in another tank making this one the third flower in a few years.

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Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks! Things could be still be better for them so changes are may still apply. 💙

@@LeeDfined 3 bloomed recently and they're the only ones I had for a few years.

th-cam.com/video/kV2f3qK-X6k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4HVshmNA0jBBOHVh PLEASE PUT ON MUTE. Also excuse my tank. It's a hot mess. @MorningDriftwood

did you remove a comment? I got a notification with a link but there's nothing here. ... or maybe YT just removed because of links

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@@Chrispitchwildlife 🤗 alo!

They're either the Rathbun bloodfins or glass bloodfins.

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I took it from mixkit website. They have more there and free to use.

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just as happy as those who just received rain!

Thank you very much!

thanks!

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No. they'll need to pop out the water to be pollinated and develop. and even if I try to expose them now, it's too late since the fish has eaten the reproductive parts after they just bloomed.

Thanks! Hoping to see more of the results of your different combinations of bodies and lenses! 👍

💙 there's another bud about to bloom at the other side of the tank but the fish ate the first flower before the second one opened.

@@MorningDriftwood Well, it must have been tantalizing for them too!

Thanks for the concern. This tank was just previously congested with plants to the point some were showing deficiencies which still show now. I made a rescape where I removed a lot of plants and started dosing some fertilizer. That's when the spot algae started to get more noticeable. It's only been a few months and hopefully some stability will come.

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I don't know, I've only have them before on newly bought plants that I just started to submerge. This is my first one from a submerged Anubias and I've had them for about 4 years. Though, do not mind not having flowers. I prefer if they keep utilizing their energy into making more leaves since that's what I like about them, their broad and rigid green leaves.

thanks very much!