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Re: plague now otocinclus


>Several *Otocinclus* would be nice. They get to be only an inch and a half,
>or so, and are never predators on other fish. [They might eat eggs, but any
>fish will, I think.]

>Wright


I have 3 otocinclus in my tanks which do an excellent job keeping the tanks algae free. 2 of them never touch my fish. One of them however continually chased and tried to feed on my killi's to such a degree that I had to "demote" it to a daphnia tank, much to it's delight I would imagine. No apparent harm to the fish. So, it would seem that most otocinclus will leave your fish alone but not all. 
Jonathan 
AKA 8445, SAA 110, NWK 32 



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