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jsat
New Member
I culture Tigriopus genus copepods for my system and prefer feeding them over flake or frozen. Every several months my staggered cultures sync and produce more than I need so time to clear them out!
I have 8 oz bottles LOADED with hundreds of copepods for $15 per bottle. Shipping is USPS Priority (usually 1-3 day delivery) and is $7 - $14 (actual shipping cost) depending on your location. Please pm me how many bottles you would like, your address/ZIP and I will calculate shipping cost and give you my paypal address. Copepods will live in the bottles for 5-7 days. No need for breathable bags or expensive, overnight shipping.
I will ship these out on Tuesday for Wednesday - Friday delivery (depending where you live).
Limited supply available.
Here is some feedback from previous pod sales:
http://reef2reef.com/search/1354362/?q=hollback&o=relevance&c[node]=11
And all positive responses from Xentrader:
http://reef2reef.com/xentrader/hollback.10223/
This is a good representation of the visible adults in a sample bottle. There are many more small ones that the camera didn't pickup. A majority of the adults are carrying eggs!
fushi
Active Member
I got my shipment in of tiger pods last thursday, they were packed well and the bottles were full of pods. I would defiantly recommend getting your pods from @hollback . I set half a bottle aside to culture with some phyto from mercer of Montana, and add the rest to the tank at night. I'll probably have to reorder before my culture matures as the wrasses in my tank have been going wild hunting them.
I forgot to take a picture, but I'll take one next order.
I forgot to take a picture, but I'll take one next order.
pr_diver
Community Member
Your still selling copepods all these years later? Shoot me a PM I need a bottle or two good sir!!!LOTS of copepods ready to ship Monday.Please let me know if you are interested.
Thanks!
Jason
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hollback
Well-Known Member
Believe it or not, I'm still at it. Same cultures going strong since 2004!
RoanokeReef
Active Member
Id like a bottle please. Zip 24014
Mako6
New Member
Happy to know I didn’t see an old useless post! I’d like a couple bottles in the Atlanta area, but darned if I can figure out how to PM. Will cold weather during shipment cause issues? Should we chat in April?
OP
OP
hollback
Well-Known Member
Great question! I actually have a special shipping method. I have no problems shipping to Vegas during the Summer or Alaska in the Winter.
deerfernfarms
New Member
I'm looking for some copepods. 1 bottle of your Tigs to 34601 (Brooksville, FL). Let me know how to get you my shipping info and how to pay you. Not sure how to PM you on this site. ; ) Thanks Doug. BTW you just shipped some to a friend of mine in St Augustine FL, (Greg G.) He was very pleased with them.
I culture Tigriopus genus copepods for my system and prefer feeding them over flake or frozen. Every several months my staggered cultures sync and produce more than I need so time to clear them out!
I have 8 oz bottles LOADED with hundreds of copepods for $15 per bottle. Shipping is USPS Priority (usually 1-3 day delivery) and is $7 - $14 (actual shipping cost) depending on your location. Please pm me how many bottles you would like, your address/ZIP and I will calculate shipping cost and give you my paypal address. Copepods will live in the bottles for 5-7 days. No need for breathable bags or expensive, overnight shipping.
I will ship these out on Tuesday for Wednesday - Friday delivery (depending where you live).
Limited supply available.
Here is some feedback from previous pod sales:
http://reef2reef.com/search/1354362/?q=hollback&o=relevance&c[node]=11
And all positive responses from Xentrader:
http://reef2reef.com/xentrader/hollback.10223/
This is a good representation of the visible adults in a sample bottle. There are many more small ones that the camera didn't pickup. A majority of the adults are carrying eggs!
