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Nutramar Tigrio Live Copepods, 4 oz.
Description
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Nutramar Tigrio is a packaged culture of living Tigriopus sp. copepods. These copepods are an excellent source of nutrition for your marine aquarium inhabitants as they contain protein and essential unsaturated fatty acids (HUFAs). Besides being a great food for fishes and invertebrates, these copepods will inhabit the aquarium and serve the function of active detritivores.
- - Each bottle of Nutramar Tigrio is cultured to provide the upmost quality and nutrition. The copepods erratic swimming motion will tempt many finicky fishes to begin feeding eagerly
- - This is an excellent food for filter feeding corals and other invertebrates
- - Nutramar Tigrio is cultured in purified and ozonized saltwater in a controlled environment
- - Ingredients: Tigriopus species copepods, saltwater (live culture)
- - Size: 4-ounce plastic bottle
Specifications
| SKU | 3647504 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Nutramar |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Ingredients
Tigriopus species copepods.
SEEDING AQUARIUM/REFUGIUM: Acclimate your pods by floating the bottle in your tank for 10 minutes. If you wish to establish an ongoing population, it is recommended to add them to the aquarium when the lights are off or into a refugium. This will give the copepods a chance to settle into protected locations. Dose Nutramar Phyto CRIT to your aquarium to provide food for the pods as well as other filter feeding organisms in your aquarium (15-30 ml/ 50 gal each day). FEEDING: It is completely safe to add Nutramar Tigrio directly to your aquarium. Pour the entire contents into your aquarium and rinse the bottle with aquarium water to ensure all the copepods are added. Actively feeding fish will seek out the copepods when the aquarium is illuminated.
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Questions
How long can Nutramar Tigrio Live Copepods, 4 oz. be stored in my refrigerator?
- About 1 month* but you’ll probably see some start to die off as you get closer to the 4th week
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Can you breed them? Where do they come from?
- Yes if you already have a full set up and well balance salt water tank and you have enough room with few fish. The copepods will breed freely on your corals and planktons.
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