What are some websites that I can get pods, and microfauna in general?

[cherubfish pair]

What are some websites that I can get pods, and microfauna in general?

 

[cherubfish pair]

For refugiums, to eat detritus, and to add to the diversity for itself and the food chain?

 

[Random Aquarist]

Aquabid.com always has some refugium packs for auction. Check the live food section and the SW sections.

 

[cherubfish pair]

My liverock is 'shedding' bad.

I never had this problem with my first reef tank. With my first reef I had an urchin that was constantly scraping the rock, but don't know if this was the key. Anybody have sucesss with urchins?

 

[WETFISH]

I've had a few urchins.They are great for scraping the rocks clean.I especially like the long spin[black with subtle blue dots]....They grow rather quickly though and knock things over.The last one I had ate coral skeleton[the dead parts]...I have a green branching hammer coral,he ate the branches til the polyps broke off from the main colony.On a couple of heads he ate into the polyp .At that point I gave him back to the lfs.

 

[dr_bull]

check out www.oceanpods.com. I have gotten a few bottles of pods from there and the customer service is excellent.

 

[cherubfish pair]

cubber, are you puting the pods in the display or sump?

I had some pods in my first nano that came in on the rock that I bought for the mushroom corals on it. I wonder if it was them that kept the tank clean because it was much more clean than the tank I have now.

 

[cherubfish pair]

Just found these two sites:

http://www.ipsf.com/

and

http://www.projectdibs.com/forums/m...BSSpeciesPrices

 

[cherubfish pair]

I'm planning on getting an external power filter for mechanical filtration. And when that's quite in control I'll convert it into a pod refugium by removing the filter cartridges for good. Then when I build my own sump, I'll put in a compartment for miracle mud for pods.

Here's the thread on my diy sump: http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1011802

 

[plantguy]

Try Inland Aquatics, Morgan has nice detrivore kits.

www.inlandaquatics.com