Chicago is trying hard to be the worst too.Ugh NYC is the worst when it comes to going against everything we believe in
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Chicago is trying hard to be the worst too.Ugh NYC is the worst when it comes to going against everything we believe in
TruthChicago is trying hard to be the worst too.
That’s how we did it when I grew upMy wife's cousin believes you should make them go outside where they will eat some dirt to build an immune system. But I think that ship has sailed unless you can get her to ride with Terry

Copepods don't need sunlight, no.For you and atoll or any of you that does it . Maybe a stupid question but do copepods have to have sunlight to grow ? I also checked my LFS but they don't carry live worms . You guys call them white but what is the proper term and where do you get them . You also mention to keep them at 60 F what else is involved want to convert lol
Yes.Grendal worms different?








lol I’m aware. I put him In and moved a few coral frags that were on holders from another tank to this one. And in a 20 minutes that I did that I watched him move from where I put him all the way to the back. Lol I know what I’m getting into, and it’s probably a bad idea, but we’re gonna try it anyway.Just be aware that anemones are more fickle than a super model.....

Thanks for trying but not for sale on amazon CanadaI got my white worm culture for $15.00 on Amazon. Search for white worm culture.
They need a plastic shoe box with holes in the cover. Some potting soil without fertilizer. Feed them whole wheat bread with some plain, fully fatted yogurt on it.
Kep them cool. 65 degrees is fine or even a little warmer.
Copepods don't need light. I don't even think they have eyes.