Time for a Mandarin?

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Providing a separate area where something can grow...in our case copepods.... mandarins thrive on them and they are an important nutrients for most marine life....especially at most marine life's larvae stage..
Isn't that a refugium?
 
Isn't that a refugium?

IF YOU WANT TO CALL THIS A COPEPOD REFUGE SO BE IT....LMBO... NO IT IS A CULTURE SIR....
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Oh man sorry dude meant to put this on my thread....please take it down for me
 
Yeah, I can see that that's a culture, but that pic wasnt up when I asked my question. Also, you said "cutler" system. Not culture. I thought maybe it was somthing new which is why I asked the question. Actually, I'm laughing MY butt off at your cockiness. ;)
 
Yeah, I can see that that's a culture, but that pic wasnt up when I asked my question. Also, you said "cutler" system. Not culture. I thought maybe it was somthing new which is why I asked the question. Actually, I'm laughing MY butt off at your cockiness. ;)
Lmbo... cocky..well I'm sorry dude...gn
 

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