What are these critters in water column? Tigger PODs?

[Singspot]

I had added 3 bottles of Tigger PODs during Jan to March this year but did not see those red lil bugs float in my tank ...

Late last night, I put flashlight on tank side and saw these in water column ... they were attracted to light source ... they were

not on the rock surface ... what are these?

 

[blaxsun]

Can't view the video, but they're probably pods. What kind of fish do you have?

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

I'm under the impression that tiger pods have a hard time reproducing in reef tank environment, which in my mind made sense as to the marketability of the product.

I cant view the video either, I agree that what you're seeing are your normal run of the mill copepods, isopods, amphipods, etc.

 

[Reef By Steele]

Probably. Email or text me the video and I’ll try to identify for you.

Kent Steele
308-233-2424
[email protected]

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

Or upload the video to YouTube and provide the link.

 

[shwareefer]

Just click the 3 dots on the right and choose download, then play it locally on your device.

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

Just click the 3 dots on the right and choose download, then play it locally on your device.

Doesn't that download to my device? No thanks

 

[shwareefer]

Doesn't that download to my device? No thanks

yes. I'm on linux, I don't care about much.

 

[Singspot]

Sorry the video was not viewable, here are youtube links

The critters:

My tank:

 

[Jay'sReefBugs]

Sorry the video was not viewable, here are youtube links

The critters:

My tank:

Those are moving more like shrimp vs copepods . Normally you will only see them a night . The tig pods you added are more then likely long gone they are a direct food source and rarely colonize home systems

 

[Singspot]

You mean some shrimp is thriving in the tqnk?

I had 5 cleaner and 3 Peppermint for 2 years but they been dead for 2 months ...

Are there other smaller shrimp types? What cud that be?