what fish eat blanket weed?

Answer 1

I don't think there are any fish that eat blanket weed. There is one solution that you may not have heard of, here it is:

There is an electronic device, I believe it is called Weed Buster, which delivers a series of carefully selected low frequency signals to pond water through aerials wrapped around the circulation pipes. The effect of these signals is to cause Calcium Carbonate equilibrium in the water to become de-stabilised. The result is a surplus of free Calcium ions in the water. These ions are rapidly absorbed by all living cells in the pond, both animal and vegetable but BLANKET WEED (Spirogyra Adnate) because of its long thin tendrils and large surface area, absorbs more of them than anything else. The result is that the weed gradually dies off by over metabolising.

Answer 2

there are quite some kinds of plecs which will devour algea yet maximum fish will stay faraway from blanket weed as their fins have a tendency to get twisted up and they die, the perfect portion of do is to sparkling your tank then purchase a plec to save it at bay.