Tiny Fish I Hired To Destroy Hair Algae

My hair algae got out of hand, so I bought these fish!
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[@funinmylifechannel7031]

4:00 is what you are here for

[@OceanLife6977]

Great video!
Always informative.

[@dwsdarius]

ThankYou!

[@madfishdiva]

Love Hillstreams mine have bred for me. Got great insight from you. Thank you!

[@dwsdarius]

Thank you, yes some of those smaller ones were born in the tank, hopefully I can get more breeding in the future

[@aquacat_]

Cool concept for a tank, with the algae intentionally being the food source! I hope the killifish do the job for ya with the hair alage. Looking forward to seeing how it all works out :)

[@dwsdarius]

Thank you, so far they are having a noticeable impact on the tank

[@dwsdarius]

The never ending fight with algae!

[@robw7914]

DWSDARIUS FISH TANKS the fight continues throughout the world

[@whynot5255]

just make sure they don't call in air support (duckweed)

[@dwsdarius]

Lol!

[@Thedarkone40]

I'm learning a lot from you/your video... Thanks!..nice tanks

[@dwsdarius]

Thank you, that's awesome!

[@UnconventionalAquatics]

Nice brotha!! Love those loaches! Title game on point 🤙🏻

[@dwsdarius]

Thank You!

[@fishoutwithjuno]

I would love to see these tanks in person if i get to go there.

[@DansFish]

Nice vid! Hope the get it under control for you in a few weeks.

[@dwsdarius]

Thanks, they graze all day!

[@joet6494]

Cool video as always!

[@dwsdarius]

Thank You

[@OnefishTwofishROC]

I do not offer my hillstream loaches or blue gobies anything either - just long photoperiods and overdoses of Easy Green for the crazy algae growth. I adore my hillie tank - this tank of yours is my favorite - so far so good with none of the brown stuff though I do have a few tufts of the black/grey stuff. Hey - I think it is fine to bring in a "hired gun" sometimes to do the specialty jobs - I have taken note of the flag fish for in my tank(s) - plus it is a native fish! Thanks for the info - I had no idea these guys ate the stringy stuff - I may have to invest in a few now - great video :)

[@dwsdarius]

Thank you, yes I really enjoy this tank and these little guys are definitely helping...just need to keep an eye on their aggression as they grow

[@OnefishTwofishROC]

Please be sure to post an update on down the road on how this works out - I will be watching for it! Thank you in advance! :)

[@dabellmanzoo5410]

to me the adults look more like small mollies than killie fish!! very cool

[@dwsdarius]

Thanks! Yes they have the same shape

[@PlatypusGB]

Hey I'm suffering with the same issue, so I was wondering how these guys have done with cleaning the algae. Any chance of an update please?

[@dwsdarius]

They slowed down with their initial consumption, I believe mainly because they prefer the prepared foods I offer and only graze casually...but I'll get a video update soon

[@DriftDweller]

Really jealous of your algae farm, would love to have it cover my wood lol

[@dwsdarius]

Thanks, yes its nice as long its under control...my favorite is the green hair algae, this is the only tank I've been able to grow it in

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

careful what you wish for. I got a sunlight "powered" 240 and even with thick plant growth,that hair algae finds Java moss and for some reason Bacopa as a favorite plants to infest.
Yes,I feed heavy!..I wont starve my fish because of some algae.

[@LuisPerez-bk8rl]

Y’all can also get Amano shrimp, they will eat most if not all your hair algae

[@nickbailey5201]

Siamese algae eaters would clean it up in days

[@FactsCountdown]

Which fish eat hair algae you are talking about

[@dwsdarius]

American flag killifish

[@YusoSerious23]

How long do you leave the lights on normally? I want to copy

[@dwsdarius]

Usually 9 hours a day

[@fishoutwithjuno]

Still loving how it looks tbh. Hahaha

[@dwsdarius]

Thanks, yes it looks more natural but I think its too strong, if I had to skip maintenance for a week or two it would be a mess...but probably still very natural looking

[@cichlidscape]

Having the same issue myself in my 10 gallon planted tank! A real pain😡

[@dwsdarius]

Yes these guys are taming it a lot faster than I thought they would

[@LuisPerez-bk8rl]

Amano shrimp will eat all your hair algae I really recommend them

[@kevinholt4441]

What's the name of the loaches in the beginning of video.
Thanks

[@dwsdarius]

Reticulated Hillstream loach

[@jimiyu7989]

Hello, May I know what is the breed with a stripe of gold and red at the end of the tail?

[@dwsdarius]

White cloud mountain minnow

[@REVOisMYname]

I think Amano shrimp might graze on hair algae

[@dwsdarius]

Me and shrimp don't get a long...I've only been able to keep bamboo shrimp alive...every other kind doesn't last over a month

[@jeffjohnson6631]

Been looking for a pair for awhile,don't get to a pet store much,their far away,hope to get some to breed.

[@dwsdarius]

Yes they are cool fish, hopefully mine color up fully

[@davidanderton2437]

What are the yellowtail fish?

[@dwsdarius]

white cloud minnow

[@amirsamanahadpoor7189]

Please tell name of all fish in tank.

[@dwsdarius]

American flag killifish, cherry barb, white cloud minnow, neon blue goby, hillstream loach

[@bug10100]

Where did all those snails came from ??

[@dwsdarius]

I added 11 when I first setup this tank...now hundreds

[@DamianAquatic]

What fish?

[@dwsdarius]

American Flag killifish

[@fahmifards360]

sad, no subtitles

[@brianguzman9443]

Have the same problem but I have cichlids they would eat those little guys

[@MakeupMobster]

Will all killi eat Hair Algea?

[@dwsdarius]

No, these are among the few killifish that eat hair algae as apart of their staple diet

[@wekaputra996]

Wht fish?

[@dwsdarius]

American flag killfish

[@DamianAquatic]

Borneo sucker?

[@jacksonsexoticsaquatics8378]

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