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My sump\fuge is teeming with all kinds of pods, some of them look
darn near big enough to start attacking hermit crabs. Question is, whats the best way to "harvest" them, and get them into the display tank where they can become food for the mandarin and wrasse? -- ----- Billy ----- Bush won, and we're all going to die. ----- |
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I would use a very fine net (ie a brine shrimp net), or just let them be
and the little babies will go through the pump and back up into the tank. Kim Billy wrote: My sump\fuge is teeming with all kinds of pods, some of them look darn near big enough to start attacking hermit crabs. Question is, whats the best way to "harvest" them, and get them into the display tank where they can become food for the mandarin and wrasse? |
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Some keep a sponge in the refugium, and once a week they'll
take that sponge and put it in the display, shaking it out well. Odds are the pods wouldn't last long at all in that application as they can't scurry into the rockwork fast enough. However, as Kim suggested, the pods will make their way into your tank via the plumbing. Marc Billy wrote: My sump\fuge is teeming with all kinds of pods, some of them look darn near big enough to start attacking hermit crabs. Question is, whats the best way to "harvest" them, and get them into the display tank where they can become food for the mandarin and wrasse? -- Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com |
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![]() "Billy" wrote in message ... My sump\fuge is teeming with all kinds of pods, some of them look darn near big enough to start attacking hermit crabs. Question is, whats the best way to "harvest" them, and get them into the display tank where they can become food for the mandarin and wrasse? -- As Kim and Marc stated. If your refugium on top or higher than your main tank, the return water should carry those pod back by gravity feed to the main tank. If the plumping as Kim stated that are attach to a water pump, it may get chop / dice. CapFusion,... |
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On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 21:24:37 -0800, "Billy"
wrote: My sump\fuge is teeming with all kinds of pods, some of them look darn near big enough to start attacking hermit crabs. Question is, whats the best way to "harvest" them, and get them into the display tank where they can become food for the mandarin and wrasse? Tear out a gold ball sized chunk of cheeto and throw it in the display tank every other day. Works WONDERS!! |
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