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  1. seafarm
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    pod farm

    Tigger-Pods will NOT grow well in your main display tank. They are too large to hide so they get eaten quickly, and they starve because there is not...
    Post by: seafarm, Mar 8, 2011 in forum: Fish Food
  2. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    Could you provide some information on where you are getting this information? I've never heard anything like this. I can't imagine why the sex...
    Post by: seafarm, Mar 15, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
  3. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    I checked with a friend that has a phD in marine biology and here is his reply: There have been many studies of sex-ratios in wild populations,...
    Post by: seafarm, Mar 12, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
  4. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    Hi gabbagabbawill, I've never heard that rumor before about them all being males. I'll look into it and see if I can find any information. The...
    Post by: seafarm, Mar 12, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
  5. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    Hi jdizzle707, I'm sorry but you've been given some bad information about Tigger-Pods. Tigriopus californicus have been shown to naturally range...
    Post by: seafarm, Mar 12, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
  6. seafarm
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    Information on Mandarin Dragonets.

    Tigger-Pods (Tigriopus californicus) are actually both and cool and warm-water species of copepod. Tigger-Pods is a specific brand name of live...
    Post by: seafarm, Feb 1, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
  7. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    It's a species of Acrochaetium
    Post by: seafarm, Jan 9, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
  8. seafarm
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    100000 Pods

    Tigger-Pods are definately NOT a cold water species. We have 30 high yielding tanks full of them that grow between 70-85 F. Here is a link that...
    Post by: seafarm, Dec 28, 2009 in forum: Fish Food
  9. seafarm
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    POD farm

    It's an Internet Myth that Tigger-Pods are a cold water species. https://reefnutritionfaq.pbworks.com/Tigger-Pods+FAQ The trick to culturing...
    Post by: seafarm, Dec 16, 2009 in forum: Tropical Fish
  10. seafarm
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    little white copepods

    I'm sorry your personal experience was not good. Not every environment is optimal for every organism and the type of feed you provide them can make...
    Post by: seafarm, Dec 5, 2009 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    little white copepods

    Hi Prat4821 - Tigger-Pods are brownish-red and oval in shape so if you are seeing white-spots, they are another species of copepod that is...
    Post by: seafarm, Dec 5, 2009 in forum: New To The Hobby
  12. seafarm
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    little white copepods

    Sorry Infamous, but your information about Tigger-Pods is not correct. Tigger-Pods love warm water and thrive in reef environments. Here is a...
    Post by: seafarm, Dec 5, 2009 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Pods

    You HAVE to add phytoplankton. Copepods can get some added value from detritus, but that's not their main food - phytoplankton is. The amount of...
    Post by: seafarm, Nov 20, 2009 in forum: Fish Food
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    Dead Tiggerpods

    Hi Adam, Tigger-Pods bottle do not have an expiration date on them, they have a “bottled-on” date. If you have a bottle that has an expiration...
    Post by: seafarm, May 22, 2009 in forum: General Reef Topics
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