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Yes hermits, IMO, are a more effective choice for hair algae on LR. Even better would be a Yellow Tang. I can't recommend this highly enough. However, without knowing your tank specs I don't know if this would be an option for you...but...FWIW...I had a horrendous hair algae outbreak in my 20g early on. As a result, I was able to borrow a Yellow Tang from my LFS for a couple of weeks. Within 1 and a half weeks the Yellow Tang was able to completely rid the tank of all hair algae. I returned the Tang to the LFS "fat and happy"...HTH....:)
 

mountainbiker619

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IF you have green hair algae on your back glass also..turbo snails works well...I had one in my 100 and I was sure it was going to weigh 40 lbs by the time he was finished with the back glass..lol I went and bought it some more fellow turbo's and they did a wonder on the back glass, and even made my hang on the back skimmer pump look like new again :)
 

wittyfellow

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try red scarlet hermits... they seem to do the job pretty well in my 55 gal, and they haven't attacked any of the snails yet....
 

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