Copepods with eggs

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I'm at the end of cycling a new 75 gallon tank.
This is my 7th week and according to my tests it's ready. Theses critters confirm my assumption!
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Pods can live in high ranges of ammonia. Like 8ppm. You should see my Tigger Pod tank. The water is yellow.
 
Pods can live in high ranges of ammonia. Like 8ppm. You should see my Tigger Pod tank. The water is yellow.
Well hopefully my 0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrite, 25 Nitrate with a major water change on deck is signs its time...[emoji106]
Trigger Pods are pretty cool too lol
 
Well hopefully my 0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrite, 25 Nitrate with a major water change on deck is signs its time...[emoji106]
Trigger Pods are pretty cool too lol
They are awesome for a tank. Just mine get wiped out fast. Green Mandarin, Dwarf Flame Angel, and Blue Spotted Jawfish pound them down. They can clean out 1k pods in a day.
 

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