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Hi. I have 2 axolotls. Had them for about 3 months. they are doing well. When I cycled
My tank I used Dr Tim’s one and only nytrfying bacteria as it helped speed up the process. I noticed for the 1 st time yesterday when I put the light on the that I have 1000’s of copepods in the tank. I have no live plants in the tank. Is it ok to leave all
These critters in the tank or should I remove. Thanks
 
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