Dead Tiggerpods

sostoudt · May 26, 2009

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*If* they died at 85f most of cali would not have any since our upper splash zones can hit 90 - 100 on any given summer day. They also range down to the tip of Baja Mexico. Not to mention I have heard reports of them being even further down.

If you have ever visited their natural environment you find their pools are hot and the ocean is really cold. The ocean temp around here is about 50f. Most fridges are 33-45f. The tide pools are anywhere from 50 - 90+ on any given day. If they did not survive massive temp swings they simply would cease to exist around here.

This is all beside the fact we have been working with these guys for ~5 years now. Through our continued breeding we have selectively bred ones that are far more reef suitable then ones from the wild.
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excuse me i did the coversion wrong the site said 35c i thought that was 85f not 95f

the there website itself recommends allowing the the bottle to warm up from the fidge before adding

Upon arrival, open bottle cap and remove the inside liner. Let stand at room temp for 2 hours to allow temperature to rise. The Tigger Pods can be poured directly into your refugium and/or main tank.
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Gresham · May 27, 2009

sostoudt said: ↑

excuse me i did the coversion wrong the site said 35c i thought that was 85f not 95f

the there website itself recommends allowing the the bottle to warm up from the fidge before adding
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It doesn't hurt to acclimate which is why that is suggested

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