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![]() i had tried doing the tigger pods. However, I found them to be slow at reproducing and dumped the two cultures I had going into my main tank.
they are easy to keep alive at least in a small container. IMO a bit slow at reproducing. If you are looking at reproducing something to feed your tank, I would suggest rotifers. easy setup and double almost daily. the tiggerpods would, as far as I know, would need to be fed wherever they are. If that is in your tank, that could become expensive. (more food is required) I may be wrong though and they could be able to just eat whatever is in the tank. the tigger pods are not that big though. I think some people confuses the amphipods(which can get up to about .5 cm and are in most mature tanks) are what you will get when u order the tiggerpods. at least I did when I ordered them. However, tigger pods are about the size of a flea. sill pretty tiny. hope this helps. I ended up buying my stuff from http://www.reed-mariculture.com/aquaculture/ good site, really good people to work with. Definitely recommended. a bit expensive but honestly, I don't mind paying a bit more for the good advice and good product. just my 2 cents worth Neal
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