Pod question

Unless you are adding them regularly for some specific reason, like trying to keep a mandarin fed, then I don’t see a reason to add them regularly. If given the chance their population will grow quickly on its own.
 
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I’d guess the mandarin will likely keep the pod population in a nano mostly depleted. So if you want to keep him feeding on pods in addition to frozen and pellets then adding periodically seems like a good plan.
I’m impressed yours eats pellets. Mine will eat frozen but I’ve never seen him eat pellets. I never add pods to my tank, but mines in a 125g tank.
 
they cant reproduce with an active predator in the tank, the mandarin will keep the numbers low. If you have a sump or refugium, the pods can reproduce safely there, but if its just the tank, then the tank will be low on pod population.
 
I’d guess the mandarin will likely keep the pod population in a nano mostly depleted. So if you want to keep him feeding on pods in addition to frozen and pellets then adding periodically seems like a good plan.
I’m impressed yours eats pellets. Mine will eat frozen but I’ve never seen him eat pellets. I never add pods to my tank, but mines in a 125g tank.
Selcon was the key for me. I started using it with the frozen and I think the smell helped. He swims up and eats NLS and TDO when I soak them. Red Sea max nano for me. I can't wait to upgrade to a larger system some day
 

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