I also have a 55 gallon. I have tried having a larger crew, but over time, you learn that smaller is usually better. In my tank, I have a very small but diverse clean-up crew. It includes:
Almost everything I have has been in the tank for over 2 years. The rocks are free of algae and the sand is bright white. The glass does get small amounts of algae, but this can easily be cleaned with a magfloat
25 electric blue hermits
1 cucumber
1 medusa worm
10 nassarius snails
3 emerald crabs
2 moon snails (I was told this is what they were by my lfs, but I'm pretty sure they were cowries)
1 blue linkia star
and about 20 turbo snails..
I know it's a lot, but i loved my critters. i watched them more than the fish
Dizzle63 - I've read some of the Clibanarius hermits have an appetite for coralline. One species I know is Clibanarius Digueti. I've read that there is another one but Digueti is the most common (see link).
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