Can anyone identify?

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This little guy looks like a shrimp. Swims fast. Noticed him while doing a water change.
 
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Interesting. I poured a bottle of tiger pods in my tank about a month ago to get it populized hopefully for a dragonet. This guys looks quite different.
 

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Tiggers are copepods. Thats an amphipod, much bigger but still good food.
 

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I'm sorry I should have specified which pod instead of lumping them all together lol. My mandarin will still munch on smaller amphipods:)
 

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