Everyone was right!! Let it tumble is the way to go. It has doubled in size within a week under a 100w CFL bulb.
Thanks everyone!!!
Thanks everyone!!!
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I hope not. I put a foam block before it goes back into my sump. Then it would need to pass another foam block in my sump before returning to my DT. I did this work hopefully no Copepods can escape and I can keep them in my fuge.Do you guys end up with a bunch of Chaetomorpha pieces in your main display?
I hope not. I put a foam block before it goes back into my sump. Then it would need to pass another foam block in my sump before returning to my DT. I did this work hopefully no Copepods can escape and I can keep them in my fuge.
I hope not. I put a foam block before it goes back into my sump. Then it would need to pass another foam block in my sump before returning to my DT. I did this work hopefully no Copepods can escape and I can keep them in my fuge.
It's not that I want to keep them out but i want to keep a safe place for them to flourish. This way i can manually add them when needed.Newbie here. Honest question. I thought copepods were a good thing in the display and sump... Why do you want to keep them out of your display?
Newbie here. Honest question. I thought copepods were a good thing in the display and sump... Why do you want to keep them out of your display?
What do you mean by "flying around"? Is it whipping around like a hurricane? If so, you might have to much flow and would need to turn it down. If its just random pieces breaking off then they could be pieces of dead Chaeto.Without the container, is there a way to keep chaeto from flying everywhere?
It should be after your skimmer. However, if you have room put in a foam block to help stop the stray Chaeto.No but it breaks off and go to cover pump, skimmer.
Thats a lot. I am thinking about adding a 20G tank to put chaeto and pods in then overflow back to main sump