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I just setup a 3.5g tank with a bottle of Tigger pods, some well seeded siporax from my main tank, and an airline. My jar of Spirulina powder should be here on Fri. Can someone tell me what it is the recommended feeding dose and duration? Thanks!
 
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I just setup a 3.5g tank with a bottle of Tigger pods, some well seeded siporax from my main tank, and an airline. My jar of Spirulina powder should be here on Fri. Can someone tell me what it is the recommended feeding dose and duration? Thanks!
 
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I just setup a 3.5g tank with a bottle of Tigger pods, some well seeded siporax from my main tank, and an airline. My jar of Spirulina powder should be here on Fri. Can someone tell me what it is the recommended feeding dose and duration? Thanks!
A small pinch of spirulina powder in about 2-3oz. of water salt or fresh water is fine. Whip it like you are scrambling an egg with a plastic fork. Pour it around in the tank. Watch the video from page 1 post #8.
 
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Anyone having some kick butt success with their pods yet? Mine are still steady and strong. So close to be pulling from my left tank for Tigger pods. I did once and might have set it back a week or 2. My right tank is still at a 2-3k+ pull every week.
 
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@40B Knasty.
Would it be better to start with water from my DT or fresh mix of water ?
It would depend on your tank temp to what the bottle is and salinity.
Personally I did new water and would not want what is in my DT in a separate tank.
 
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Ok so I saw little water movment....how does the water not go stale?
I have no water movement. They just need water. They are used to living in tide pools where there is no water movement, salinity risings, and blistering hot California sun. Tough little critters. Sitting in a tank with a stable condition for a few weeks aside of ammonia. This is heaven compared to what they go through in nature.
 

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I have no water movement. They just need water. They are used to living in tide pools where there is no water movement, salinity risings, and blistering hot California sun. Tough little critters. Sitting in a tank with a stable condition for a few weeks aside of ammonia. This is heaven compared to what they go through in nature.
Ok but how do you keep the water from fouling?
 
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Ok but how do you keep the water from fouling?
I change about 85-90% of the water every 2 or 3 weeks. I have 3 airline tubes weighted down by a piece of rubble rock or a heavy frag plug elastic band around the end. I used frag gel glue around the outside of the tubes and pressed a piece of fine foam around them as a screen to siphon out the water and keep the pods in the tank. Usually I only replace enough water to get to the top of the rock in the tank. So about 3 gallons. When you start off. Keep the water level lower so the pods can find each other better with about 2 gallons and add 1 more gallon on the 3rd week when the population starts to grow. Then you will be were I am at doing a 3-4 gallon water change.
 

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I have a tisbe and a rotifier tank, both have done very well. I have to say I disagree with the one bubble a time on the air line is not near as important as it has been made out here. I could not throttle mine and it was a solid stream of bubbles and my pods have done fine. I just have a bucket with an air stone, a small filter pad for them to hide in, and keep the water green with Spirulina.

I do want to get Tiggers going from the discussion in this thread!

Now I have to decide what I want to batch grow (I ordered 6 small containers to rotate a harvest from a different bucket [almost]each day of the week)
 

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