I have a tisbe and a rotifier tank, both have done very well. I have to say I disagree with the one bubble a time on the air line is not near as important as it has been made out here. I could not throttle mine and it was a solid stream of bubbles and my pods have done fine. I just have a bucket with an air stone, a small filter pad for them to hide in, and keep the water green with Spirulina.
I do want to get Tiggers going from the discussion in this thread!
Now I have to decide what I want to batch grow (I ordered 6 small containers to rotate a harvest from a different bucket [almost]each day of the week)
The pods you have might be collected in a different area with a different life style. So it might be better for them. Reef Nutrition Tigger pods are different from the rest. As far Algagen Tisbe pods. My bubble count was higher on that tank. I have now cleaned out that tank and switched it over to Tigger pods recently. They are gold! My new Carberryi Anthias loves them and BBS.
My walls in the right tank are still covered with Tigger pods. I have been putting in about 500 in the DT every 2 days to fatten him up and keep him healthy while my Dwarf Flame Angel gets to know him a little more. He is throwing his weight around. My wrasse was the worst when I introduced the Anthias. Hung a mirror on the side of the tank and went out to breakfast. Came back from eating an hour & a half later and the wrasse has gone back to being a model citizen. I love the tricks people post on R2R.
Here is my new Carberryi Anthias Pod and BBS eater. Picture does it no justice