Good or bad Isopods?

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Isopods are more elongated and are slightly larger than copepods. Copepods are smaller and are more bulbish you could say.
 

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besides the size is there an advantage to have one or the other your tank? The reason I'm asking is I was thinking to add one or the other to my tank in a month or so. I have clowns, cardinals, tangs, a royal gramma, a chromis and midas blenny in a 120g long. Would they prefer one over the other to eat?
I just don't want to be over ran by either one of them. Referring to Isopods or Copepods.
 

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besides the size is there an advantage to have one or the other your tank? The reason I'm asking is I was thinking to add one or the other to my tank in a month or so. I have clowns, cardinals, tangs, a royal gramma, a chromis and midas blenny in a 120g long. Would they prefer one over the other to eat?
I just don't want to be over ran by either one of them. Referring to Isopods or Copepods.

Not that I know of. Within a couple of months the balance of pods will reach well, a balance. They might prefer copepods because of the smaller size. Of Isopods may be easier to see.
 

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