If you have a few algae eaters in a fish tank do you have to clean the tank?or...

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...even need a filter? If you have a few algae eaters in a fish tank do you have to clean the tank?or even need a filter??
 
Yes you still need a filter and do a weekly water change. They do not keep tanks care free and depending on what type of algae eater (pleco) you get the cheap ones found in most pet stores are often lazy and don't do that good of job to begin with.
 
Yes you still need a filter and do a weekly water change. They do not keep tanks care free and depending on what type of algae eater (pleco) you get the cheap ones found in most pet stores are often lazy and don't do that good of job to begin with.
 
Yes you still need a filter and do a weekly water change. They do not keep tanks care free and depending on what type of algae eater (pleco) you get the cheap ones found in most pet stores are often lazy and don't do that good of job to begin with.
 
Yes and Yes

By cleaning, I mean you'll still need to do weekly water changes and gravel vacuums. No fish will eat the waste produced by fish.

All fish should have filtered tanks.
 
Yes and Yes

By cleaning, I mean you'll still need to do weekly water changes and gravel vacuums. No fish will eat the waste produced by fish.

All fish should have filtered tanks.
 
Yes and Yes

By cleaning, I mean you'll still need to do weekly water changes and gravel vacuums. No fish will eat the waste produced by fish.

All fish should have filtered tanks.
 
Yes and Yes

By cleaning, I mean you'll still need to do weekly water changes and gravel vacuums. No fish will eat the waste produced by fish.

All fish should have filtered tanks.
 
Yes and Yes

By cleaning, I mean you'll still need to do weekly water changes and gravel vacuums. No fish will eat the waste produced by fish.

All fish should have filtered tanks.
 
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