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Old 11-15-2004, 04:30 PM   #21 (permalink)
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well, i just took my green mandarin back, didn't want to see it die.....now i got like 40lbs of LR and 20lbs of LS in my tank....but my tank is pretty new so i know there isn't any right now, but will that be enough to keep a mandarin in the future??? now how do u get the copepods do u have to buy them and let them just multiply or are they allready kinda living in the live rock or sand??? might sound a lil stupid but hey, im a newbie
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Old 11-15-2004, 05:24 PM   #22 (permalink)
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DD nice move. I think it will be for the best.
I hate to make rules for tank or LR amounts so I won't answer that question, but you will find Pods in your tank now. They will multiply pretty fast. You can also buy them if you think you will need to

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Old 11-16-2004, 07:11 AM   #23 (permalink)
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[quote author=hottielover14 link=board=Fish;num=1100406481;start=0#14 date=11/15/04 at 16:24:22]i like the green mandarin the best. How long have u had your tank up for. I have tons of pods its awsome to see them walking around in there. there huge there almost about 1/2 in. long. I have 70 lbs. of LR and 60 lbs. of LS. I would hate to see one die too.[/quote]
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Old 11-16-2004, 01:13 PM   #24 (permalink)
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are those the mini pods in there. will clownfish wont bug him, how about a blue tang.
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Wait one night for 1 or 2 hours after the tank light are off....then look in with a flash light, you will see them on the rocks..they are a greyish clear color and look like little bugs


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and I thought I was alone in that activity! You know, wait for an hour or two to get dark, get a flashlight and beam it to your tank to see and surprise the little guys there! Nasty eh? LOL

has anyone seen that long wormlike thing which splits at the end and looks like a letter T? scary looking thing.


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[quote author=hottielover14 link=board=Fish;num=1100406481;start=15#23 date=11/16/04 at 15:13:50]are those the mini pods in there. will clownfish wont bug him, how about a blue tang.[/quote]
Not sure what your question is here?
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[quote author=SeA_SpLeNdEr link=board=Fish;num=1100406481;start=0#10 date=11/15/04 at 15:23:20]


He restated what Jason just wrote that he did...lol....I was humored by it. [/quote]

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Who restated what? That you were humored by?
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[quote author=reiple link=board=Fish;num=1100406481;start=15#25 date=11/17/04 at 03:38:31]

has anyone seen that long wormlike thing which splits at the end and looks like a letter T? scary looking thing.
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Ewwww! Have not seen that one, just lot o' pods and these big old ugly orange bristleworms!!!
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well amcraig i was asking if the small bug like things on my tank walls were copepods. also will clownfish or blue tang bug a mandarin.
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