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  1. Copepods Grown in an Aquarium

    Copepods Grown in an Aquarium

    Remove the filter from a 5 or 7 gallon hex and replace it with two air stones. Change the lamp to a Coralife 50/50, 10 watt. Fill it 1/3rd. full with water from the aquarium with the Mandarin. To this add some live rock and Chaetomorpha spiralis, Cyanobacteria, and from two to six liters of green ph
  2. Home Grown Greenwater

    Home Grown Greenwater

  3. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Hi Nikki I would have put a photograph or two up but couldn't make it work. I will need for you to teach me how. Thanks, Jeff
  4. Aquarium 1

    Aquarium 1

  5. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Hi Everyone The Copepod tank I put together back in April is doing very well. Took some pictures of it and I will have get them posted upon "My Photo Gallery"as soon as I get the film processed.
  6. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Hi Adelaide I have only 35mm photographs. So I'll send the film in and get a CD of them made.
  7. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Rick What do you think about an under gravel filter system just for pods? Jeff
  8. J

    Mandarin larvae

    The bucket sistem works very well. Hi Rick Yes the Amphipod bucket is working very well. Only today, did I bring home enough scrub pads and a five gallon bucket to start another. I had another Mini filter laying around. Received some copepods via FedEx. Put them into twenty 20mm culture...
  9. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Out Smarted Myself or The Amphipods Showed Me How Hi Everyone :idea: After putting a bucket of aquarium water with a scrub pad in it on the back porch I think I have come up with a very cheap way to harvest lots of Amphipods (Gammarus locusta). All you need is a food grade five gallon...
  10. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Their are floccules accumulating on the bottom of the Copepod tank. It will soon be time for a water change. 01-2006 Edit - Note that the copepods are in floccules. Deliver this water to the aquarium where you keep your Mandarinfish.
  11. J

    Mandarin larvae

    Just finished building the hatching jar tank. It tested out OK.
  12. J

    Mandarin larvae

    www.lifesci.ucsb.edu/~biolum/organism/photo.html
  13. J

    Mandarin larvae

    *Note - this was the status of all aquariums at the time of 05-2005. New livestock equations are being evaluated, see 01-2006 in this thread. Status of aquariums 4, 5, 6 and 7: #4, 20 gallon long, no sand bed, 25 lb's. LR, 6.5 watts per gallon, 125 watt heater, w/o baby-safe system, no Amphipod...
  14. J

    Mandarin larvae

    The Amphipod tank I put together a wile back had it's population begin to wane. I think this was because I tried not to use skimming. That inaction was wrong. I now and for the past three days, have had the tank's skimmer in service. Note* For this tank only inert feeds for the Clown fish are...
  15. Isopod-Dorsal View

    Isopod-Dorsal View

  16. Tanaid

    Tanaid

  17. Harpacticoid Copod Nauplii

    Harpacticoid Copod Nauplii

    These are used to feed Mandarin larvae. These baby or N1 Copepods are riding on thier mother's tail. The red dot is the eye.
  18. Harpacticoid Copepod with Eggs

    Harpacticoid Copepod with Eggs

    These are used to feed Mandarin adults. Are common aquarium Copepods
  19. Amphipod Anatomy Chart

    Amphipod Anatomy Chart

  20. Amphipod

    Amphipod

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