Culturing Tigger Pods

[comycus]

Have to maintain water quality... my attempt to culture them failed coz water quality deteriorated. A linked refugium to the main tank would be better than a stand alone like what I tried.

[jackywongto]

Have to maintain water quality... my attempt to culture them failed coz water quality deteriorated. A linked refugium to the main tank would be better than a stand alone like what I tried.

your tub of pods wiped?

[zorden]

Have to maintain water quality... my attempt to culture them failed coz water quality deteriorated. A linked refugium to the main tank would be better than a stand alone like what I tried.

thanks for the advice will do partial WC.

[comycus]

your tub of pods wiped?

yup, they all died at the same time, prob ammonia spike... lucky I only tried culturing ~30% of the bottle... otherwise $$ down the drain...

[ReDDeviLs]

seems like the instruction from the web did not state clearly in terms on water condition?

then again,if we can have our own tigger pods it wil be something special.

[Terryz_]

Have to maintain water quality... my attempt to culture them failed coz water quality deteriorated. A linked refugium to the main tank would be better than a stand alone like what I tried.

Hmm. Will take note of this...

[Terryz_]

seems like the instruction from the web did not state clearly in terms on water condition?

then again,if we can have our own tigger pods it wil be something special.

Ya, they didnt really mention water condition other than the fact that New Seawater must be used..

[ReDDeviLs]

Ya, they didnt really mention water condition other than the fact that New Seawater must be used..

keep us updated on your research!

[comycus]

Ya, they didnt really mention water condition other than the fact that New Seawater must be used..

Just for reference, I followed the instructions of culturing in a standalone container to the dot. If any bros are successful in cultivating them, pls do share your setup with us

[teebs]

Just for reference, I followed the instructions of culturing in a standalone container to the dot. If any bros are successful in cultivating them, pls do share your setup with us

If I remember correctly, I did read about culturing pods in RC previously. Quite a number of people there have sucessfully cultivated pods in stand alone containers.

[Terryz_]

keep us updated on your research!

Sure, will update once i get my hands on a few bottle of tigger pods... I heard out of stock everywhere...

[Terryz_]

Just for reference, I followed the instructions of culturing in a standalone container to the dot. If any bros are successful in cultivating them, pls do share your setup with us

Yeah, hope to see if there are any reefers are succesful...

[Terryz_]

If I remember correctly, I did read about culturing pods in RC previously. Quite a number of people there have sucessfully cultivated pods in stand alone containers.

Haven go to RC and check it.. Will do it later.. LOL...

[teebs]

Sure, will update once i get my hands on a few bottle of tigger pods... I heard out of stock everywhere...

I heard Aquamart may be bringing in 60 bottles of DT live pods this month but I have not been able to get a firm confirmation from them yet.

[Terryz_]

Its seems like the DT Pods might be easier to culture as they are warm water species..

[jackywongto]

I heard Aquamart may be bringing in 60 bottles of DT live pods this month but I have not been able to get a firm confirmation from them yet.

Peter..... keep me posted hor......

[teebs]

Peter..... keep me posted hor......

Will let you know if they confirm that they are bringing in the DT Copepods...

[FuEl]

I get loads of pods daily from siphoning the algae detritus from my fibreglass tub.

I literally have thousands of copepods, most of which end up being flushed. If anyone wishes to separate the algae detritus from the copepods you are more than welcome.

[jackywongto]

I get loads of pods daily from siphoning the algae detritus from my fibreglass tub.

I literally have thousands of copepods, most of which end up being flushed. If anyone wishes to separate the algae detritus from the copepods you are more than welcome.

too bad you stay on the opposite end of the island.

Else I will go and perform the "chimpanzee flea plucking exercise" at your place regularly

[Terryz_]

I get loads of pods daily from siphoning the algae detritus from my fibreglass tub.

I literally have thousands of copepods, most of which end up being flushed. If anyone wishes to separate the algae detritus from the copepods you are more than welcome.

:eyebrow:

But you live so far... Takes me 1 hour to go down... LOL..

[jackywongto]

:eyebrow:

But you live so far... Takes me 1 hour to go down... LOL..

sama sama.

Terryz, you stay in the west too?

[kanegan]

Hi Fuel,

Can't you use your pods to feed the babies you are breeding? Isn't that the point of breeding pods?

I would love to have some pods in my tank.

[FuEl]

I'll be giving away some of my "miracle gunk". It's skimmate coloured water but it does'nt stink. Filled with hundreds or even thousands of copepods smaller than the size of baby brine shrimp. You just need to decant it to get the copepods. Who's interested?

[Terryz_]

sama sama.

Terryz, you stay in the west too?

Ya, Live in the west...

[kanegan]

Hi Fuel,

Need to know where to collect before deciding. Need to bring my own container or bag?