Do I have copepods and can't see them?

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I was on vacation and I setup an automatic fish feeder with omega flakes
(I always feed frozen food like mysis, had no choice that week) well it turns out the fish feeder wasn't fully plugged in and did not feed any of my fish. The clowns were fine, just hungry, but my wrasse looked fatter then ever. The tank is about 4 years old and is 55 gallons.


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Could be. If your fish are picking them off, then its gonna be hard to guess. Check out the tank at night, get a dim flashlight, go hunting, you can usually see them running around easier.
 

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