Should I add copepods now?

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Hello all,

My 75-gallon tank has been set up for 2 months now. A little about my build:

-80lbs dry rock, 2 inches live sand, 30-gallon sump w/refugium.
-water parameters are pretty much perfect- tank is fully cycled.
- 2 clowns are the only livestock added right now

I've read several things about copepods and think I may be confused about when to add them. My clowns have been in there for 2 weeks now. I don't see any algae growth as of yet but the tank is still very young and I have not turned the lights on. My question is- should I add copepods now or do I need to wait?

Thanks in advance for your patience, learning every day!
 
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Do I need to add anything else to feed them? I don't imagine there's much nutrients for them with my tank being so new and lightly stocked.
Phytoplankton.. There are many different varieties and makes of them! :) If youre based in America, shop around at Algaebarn.. They have what you need- and guidance on how to do it!
 
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