Can Amphipods Survive In Complete Darkness?

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I'm dark-curing (cooking) live rock for my next build. I've got a few months to go and want to seed as much life as i can.

i feed the bin regularly, and maintain chemistry per reef parameters.

Can i seed the bin with amphipods so the colony is well established when I'm ready to add the rock to the display?
 
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I'm dark-curing (cooking) live rock for my next build. I've got a few months to go and want to see as much life as i can.
Did you get the rock from a poorly maintained system? These two sentences conflict a bit imo unless you're nuking bad rock and reseeding.
 

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