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It really depends on what algae eater you are talking about. The most common, the plecostomus, can grow to be a foot or more! Obviously not a good fit for your tank. Of course I also want to point out that algae eaters, despite their name, only eat certain types of algae, which might not be the type that grows in your tank, and that they often need to be fed their own food, algae wafers. Bettas frequently try to eat these and might become bloated if they do so. So if you want an algae eater because they are cute looking, it could possibly work out, but if you want one because you want it to eat algae for you and keep your tank clean, you simply won't find a fish that is a good fit. :)
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