WTB hair algae eaters- DBTC?

[tentacles]

Went away for a few days and the person who was taking care of my tank got a little over zealoused with feeding, which resulted in a small HA outbreak.

Levels are under control with WCs, GFO, etc, and it's not spreading, but I'm looking for one or two turbos or sea hares to clean up what I can't remove manually. Snails/hares would most likely end up being passed on to another member who needs them, as turbos are a little big for my tank and I don't want the sea hare to die after it's done doing its thing.

Open to trades if you are, I have a ton of dwarf ceriths and a few nerites that I'm willing to give up, as I keep finding them on the floor (there's no water out there, you dumb snails. :snail

I'm located in Oakdale, 11769 (South shore of LI), not looking to go too far. I go to Stony Brook University, so weekdays I'm up on the north shore, mostly available during afternoons.

Thanks in advance :Hydrogen:

 

[fishman1069]

I have a couple turbos I can throw your way. Im gonna be breaking down my tank anyway, so If you want them lmk. Im on the north shore about 15 mins from Stony Brook, depending on traffic lol.

 

[jaa1456]

Unfortunately the Sea Hare I passed along for free was killed in the next persons tank.

 

[tentacles]

fishman, ygpm

jaa, I saw that there was a seahare going around a while back, but I wasn't sure if he was still circulating. Too bad, that was a good guy to have on the DBTC cycle.

 

[jaa1456]

Yea, They do not do to well with High Nitrates so a nice water change is a must before introducing the Hare to the tank. I don't hink the other member really did the water change like he promised.