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Gresham · 11-09-2005, 10:42 PM

Yup, she's right, on the snails that is (no idea about the clams). Unfortunatly, one of the nicest cold water snails on the market needs California's giant kelp to survive and you ain't gonna grow that in your tank.

The copepods my company sells are cold water animals and they THRIVE in our tanks. They can take low 40's to high 90's (f) with no problem. In fact, they breed quicker at higher temps.

11-09-2005, 10:42 PM	#14 (permalink)
Gresham Kole Tang Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: SF/Monterey Bay Area, CA Posts: 1,750 Karma: 104	Yup, she's right, on the snails that is (no idea about the clams). Unfortunatly, one of the nicest cold water snails on the market needs California's giant kelp to survive and you ain't gonna grow that in your tank. The copepods my company sells are cold water animals and they THRIVE in our tanks. They can take low 40's to high 90's (f) with no problem. In fact, they breed quicker at higher temps. _________ Gresham __________________________________... Feeding the reef... one polyp at a time...