I am at my wit's end with the Tisbe pods. They blow up for a few days. Any little swing and they die off. While the Tigger pods in the same tank are fine. I went to go look today and there literally was not 1 Tisbe pod on the glass, but in my last video they were 10 to 1 over the Tigger pods. That being said. From my experience as of now with them in the past 5-6 months. They need to be monitored a lot more and more maintenance to the tank for you to be happy with keeping them or be put in a display tank where it is stable. For me, Tigger pods hands down I will say again gets my vote as the best pod on the
market as my monthly experience grows working with these two types of pods.
Pros and cons;
Tigger pods pros:
They are more resilient to salinity swings and ammonia spikes.
They are a food source for Omega 3. Which interns helps with the slime coat for a fish.
A lot more fish will eat them.
Each female pod can have up to 300 pods within their life span.
A female when inseminated can store the sperm from a male. So if the female is inseminated, pulled from your Tigger pod tank, placed in your display tank, and survives in the display tank. It will not need a male to procreate the whole time being alive.
A good size pod for those picky eaters to see.
2000ish in a bottle
Can handle salinity swing up to 1.030.
Con's: None!
Tisbe pods pro:
Smaller pod that most fish will not see to eat. Leaving more for your picky eaters.
Can handle salinity swing up to 1.030
Con's:
More money for a bottle and only 400-600 Pods.
Low information about them on the internet.
Can not handle ammonia spike.
Need a tiny micron net to harvest.
