Does anyone else get excited when copod life is in abundance?

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Lady.of.Babylon

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I did a tank stirrup n’ water change yesterday. Removed two damsels that were heavy nippers so I could switch my tank over to more docile ones. I had a heavy copod population in one corner of my tank, but now they have free reign. They are covering my glass and it’s kinda awesome! Should I get a target copod predator? Or just let them roam and be snacks for tobi puffers (when I get them) and dragonet? IMG_6621.jpg
 
I gave freshwater copeopods in my newly set up 20 gallon. I love them, free fish food.
 
Usually they will be consumed without a large safe place to reproduce. Don't add an animal that only eats copepods because you have some. A dragonette will just take months to starve with nothing to eat. These animals eat hundreds if not thousands in 1 day and it takes a very large system to produce enough food for them to survive.
 
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