Tadpoles are opportunistic grazers. They rasp algae, biofilm, and dead skin off surfaces—including slow-moving fish. Goldfish tolerating it suggests the sensation isn't painful (like a cleaner wrasse). They may be removing parasites, dead tissue, or just algae.
This is a fascinating natural interaction. As long as fish stay healthy, it's a bonus cleaning crew.
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