Best place to get pods?

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Looking for the best and most cost effective place to get pods? I have heard of a few places just dont know which is best.
 
Not eBay. I had a bad exp. algae barn is best
 
I also have some pods and chaeto coming from @AlgaeBarn, hopefully today, have had good luck with them in the past. Started a subscription for pods with them this go around also, that way they will ship them automatically.
 
For me it depends what kind of 'pods' you are talking about. My go to is Reed Mariculture (Reef Nutrition) for Tigger Pods. When I need to get amphipods for my DT, then I get them on ebay from Florida Pets and I have ordered several times and been absolutely pleased with the quality of the pods, shipping, etc. I just got 400 for $56 shipped to me and they were clean as a whistle. Many times in the past I ordered from others and the water they are shipped in is dirty and I spend more time sorting and cleaning. The orders from Florida Pets are great. Everyone has different experiences - this is mine.

Oh, and you can't beat ordering direct from @Reef Nutrition for the Tigger Pods.
 
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For me it depends what kind of 'pods' you are talking about. My go to is Reed Mariculture (Reef Nutrition) for Tigger Pods. When I need to get amphipods for my DT, then I get them on ebay from Florida Pets and I have ordered several times and been absolutely pleased with the quality of the pods, shipping, etc. I just got 400 for $56 shipped to me and they were clean as a whistle. Many times in the past I ordered from others and the water they are shipped in is dirty and I spend more time sorting and cleaning. The orders from Florida Pets are great. Everyone has different experiences - this is mine.

Oh, and you can't beat ordering direct from @Reef Nutrition for the Tigger Pods.

Thanks for recommending our products. Not only do we sell Tigger-Pods® (Tigriopus californicus), but we also offer another species, Apocyclops panamensis - Apex-Pods. While we prefer hobbyists buy our copepods from their LFS, there are quite a few people that don't have a store nearby that that carries us, so ordering direct is a good option.

Here are a couple of videos to give everyone an idea of how dense our products are. All of our phytoplankton and copepods are 100% aquacultured by us at our farm in California. 1 million gallons of zooplankton and phytoplankton keep us pretty busy. You should visit our website to learn about how we supply the aquaculture industry: https://reedmariculture.com/

These are our Tigger-Pods. This is what you get with every single order.


These are our Apex-Pods. We combined a video of our growing room and one from a customer that just received their shipment.


I culture the copepods for Reed Mariculture and can't thank you enough for supporting us, @Almondkc.

Best,
Chad
 

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