I have green algae on the back of my tank. how can i stop this from happening i am doing weekly water changes and keep the light on no more then 8 hours.
I lower the light time. I have 3 panda corys and 3 pepper corys in the tank dont know if they will help with the algae? I have just got rid of my sailfin plec but looking to buy a smaller plec
The cory won't help with the algae, as they're not algae eaters. A bristlenose plec would probably help but your tank isn't big enough to keep one permanently. Maybe some otocinclus.
i would have Bristlenose Plec but i know in a year he will out grow my tank and dont really want shrimp. i mite have to try the Otocinclus in the tank but must be a colorful pleco out there what loves algae
Find some Nerita snails. At least they'll eat the green algae on the back which I presume is green dust algae or green spot algae. No fish eats that. There are nice varieties of them too.