Pod Palace Copepod Breading Block 3D Printed Reef Safe
The Pod Palace gives copepods the perfect hiding place to bread in your aquarium. With its small 2.75" x 2.75" x 2.5" footprint you can easily fit it in the back of an all in one aquarium or drop it in your fuge or sump. Copepods are an excellent food source (sometimes the only food source) for mandarins more. Once the palace reaches capacity you can remove it from the sump and give it a shake in the display tank to send out a healthy meal for the entire tank. If you purchase more than one you can always have a full palace by alternating feeding. All Available colors shown here: colors These are printed in PETG so they are reef safe, as this is a 3D printed item the surface finish will not be as smooth as acrylic. Some minor surface imperfections are to be expected. Other sellers are printing in PLA which is a bio plastic that will degrade in saltwater over time much like bio pellets do. PETG is more difficult to print with but will last the life of your tank and beyond. These are printed solid and weigh over half a pound so they do not float. *Does not include any copepods, they are likely already living in your tank *3D printed items are printed after purchase, these items are not included in our same day shipping policy and typically will ship the following day or within 48 hours.
The Pod Palace gives copepods the perfect hiding place to bread in your aquarium. With its small 2.75" x 2.75" x 2.5" footprint you can easily fit it in the back of an all in one aquarium or drop it in your fuge or sump.
Copepods are an excellent food source (sometimes the only food source) for mandarins more. Once the palace reaches capacity you can remove it from the sump and give it a shake in the display tank to send out a healthy meal for the entire tank. If you purchase more than one you can always have a full palace by alternating feeding.
All Available colors shown here:
colors
These are printed in PETG so they are reef safe, as this is a 3D printed item the surface finish will not be as smooth as acrylic. Some minor surface imperfections are to be expected.
Other sellers are printing in PLA which is a bio plastic that will degrade in saltwater over time much like bio pellets do. PETG is more difficult to print with but will last the life of your tank and beyond. These are printed solid and weigh over half a pound so they do not float.
*Does not include any copepods, they are likely already living in your tank
*3D printed items are printed after purchase, these items are not included in our same day shipping policy and typically will ship the following day or within 48 hours.
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