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Aquarium crabs can be kept for various reasons. Many species are great scavengers and can help you to keep up the water quality, since they will consume dead and dying organic matter, e.g. left over fish food and decaying plants. Others are kept chiefly for their good looks and fascination behaviors, such as the Red-clawed crab and the Fiddler crab.
There are many species of aquarium snails such as Ramshorn snail, Trumpet snail, Pond snail, Apple snail, some are considered beneficial while others are regarded as bothersome pests. Some people purposely introduce snails to their freshwater aquariums after either obtaining them naturally or purchasing them, while others arrive accidentally via plant life and from food sources.
Algae eaters are a great addition to any aquarium really, but it is important to regard them with the same status you give to all your other watery pets, making sure that you choose compatible species for your aquarium, and that you are providing them with what they need to live well in the long term. The most effective way of using algae eaters to help you keep algae low in your tank is to add different types of algae eaters, because not all eat the same algae, nor from the same type of surface. A combination of snails, shrimps and algae-eating fish is a good way to go.
