The fish to clean up the feces in the fish tank are: scavenger, moss-clearing mouse, elf, black line flying fox, mouse fish.
A, scavenger
Catfish family, also known as sucker fish, pipefish, pipefish, mouse fish, bearded aliens, etc., suitable for the water temperature of 23-28 ℃, preferring weak alkaline hard water, distributed in Latin America. The bait is mainly algae, often adsorbed on stones and glass in the aquarium to stabilize the body. Because it often sucks the algae on the wall of the aquarium tank and picks up garbage, it is called scavenger.
Two, moss-clearing mouse
The moss-clearing mouse is the most common algae-eating fish in aquariums and small aquariums, and it is inexpensive and effective. The ability to fight alone is poor, it is easy to put more number of algae removal effect is obvious, can make the water plants and tank wall to keep green and bright. A meter long aquarium with 8-10 tails can be.
Three, the elf
The elf is widely distributed in the Brazilian Negro River, Colombia and Venezuela's rivers, belonging to the common small alien fish. It is about 3 centimeters long, with a black stripe running from the muzzle to the caudal peduncle, and is timid and docile in character, not grabbing bait.
Four, black line flying fox
Black line flying fox, can be called the king of algae-eating fish, other algae-eating fish do not love to eat whiskers, brush algae, like black hair algae, can be removed by its. Blackline Flying Fox is gentle, omnivorous, oviparous, suitable for the same water temperature as aquatic plants and other small tropical fish. It is very fond of densely planted aquariums, and can ingest bait or fish eggs, which affects its algae removal effect when it develops feeding habits.
Five, the mouse fish
Mouse fish name source, one of the reasons is that the mouth side of the long lip whiskers of the lovely appearance of the mouse looks like swimming in the water, belonging to the catfish catfish family, the original habitat is located in the Amazon River Basin of the South American rainforest.