Hey guys,
Got some tigger pods in the mail the other day. Put 90% in my refugium and 10% in my tank. I am not sure any remain in my main tank since the fish saw I was putting them in and acted accordingly.
I have a question about the ones in my fuge. But first, some background on my fuge.
My fuge has a broken pipe which keeps it from melding with the system. Suffice to say, I have put a 10 gallon filter and a thermometer on it so life can grow in there. I have a live rock and some mud otherwise (no lights yet).
There is a REALLy strong current since the fuge is only 2.5 gallons ( a CPR hang-on). My question is, is this bad for the pods in the fuge? Will they get killed by the current? OR should I go buy an air diffuser instead? I took the filter out so that no phytoplankton (their food) or copepods gets stuck in the filter. My filter is only on there to generate motion.
Rajas
Got some tigger pods in the mail the other day. Put 90% in my refugium and 10% in my tank. I am not sure any remain in my main tank since the fish saw I was putting them in and acted accordingly.
I have a question about the ones in my fuge. But first, some background on my fuge.
My fuge has a broken pipe which keeps it from melding with the system. Suffice to say, I have put a 10 gallon filter and a thermometer on it so life can grow in there. I have a live rock and some mud otherwise (no lights yet).
There is a REALLy strong current since the fuge is only 2.5 gallons ( a CPR hang-on). My question is, is this bad for the pods in the fuge? Will they get killed by the current? OR should I go buy an air diffuser instead? I took the filter out so that no phytoplankton (their food) or copepods gets stuck in the filter. My filter is only on there to generate motion.
Rajas
