I take it that this means that cyclop-eeze is a prepared fish food? :)
They probably sell it in the same store that you buy Yamato Shrimp from
:) Are these a freshwater animal?
Not sure we see much of either 'round here - hence the Australian
readers of Chris' original post probably just thought he couldn't spell
Cyclops :)
I could have this wrong, living out in the sticks now such as I am.
Cheers, Andrew
Liz Wilhite wrote:
> On 4/12/05, *kentmarinesci* <marinesci at verizon.net
> <marinesci at verizon.net>> wrote:
>
>
> In light of their affinity for filamentous algae, would you say that a
> planted aquarium can be kept (relatively) algae-free using nothing
> but
> a group of rainbows? I've always kept other algae eaters in the same
> tank with rainbows, but if it's not necessary I'll discontinue that
> practice.
>
>
> A well maintained planted tank won't have algae issues. My rainbow
> tank doesn't, and neither do the other planted tanks. I have a couple
> of yamato shrimp in the rainbow tank, but no "algae eaters" in other
> tanks.
>
> I put flakes of cyclopeeze in the rainbow tank around once a
> week. They eat it. I believe that it brightens red tones though that
> may not be the case at all.
>
> Liz
>
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