phytoplankton

  1. KeyloBeatz

    LED lights for phyto growing

    I’m getting rdy to start growing my own Phyto and my question is. I want to use LED,s to grow phyto but I’m not sure what to get... I’ve read a few different things but I’m not really finding the answer I’m looking for... I just don’t want to to waste money I want to buy somthing that’ll work...
  2. JoniLeigh

    Easiest way to cultivate copepods

    I recently found this video and was wondering if anyone has heard of this or thinks it's possible. How to culturing copepods! The easy way! (She shows her set up and says she's using old tank water and lights, no lid, no air, no circulation, and getting copepods AND phytoplankton to...
  3. ToesInTheSand

    Phytoplankton Production

    Hey guys, we started a phyto culture and the first batch took 14 days before we could split it. This time it only took 4 days and it looks like we can split it again. Should we let it go longer or do you think we should split it? What it looked like when starting What it looks like right now
  4. ChelseaBidwell

    Copepods & Rotifers

    Quick, newbie question. I have all the equipment needed for 5 seperate cultures of copepods/rotifers and for 3 cultures of phytoplankton. My question is what types of copepods do you guys recommend? I was reading about Tisbee, Tig, Psedodiaptomus, and Zoopods. Is there any significant...
  5. Lylelovett

    Tips on adding pods?

    Hi all, My tank at one point had a huge pod population, but it seems to have dwindled. I thought I might "boost" the tank with one of the pod/phyto combos at algaebarn... They recommend 3 combos for my size of tank of 150g. But that's rather expensive, so I thought maybe I'd just start with...
  6. BonelessEvil

    Will phytoplankton grow naturally in my tank?

    I hear a lot about phytoplankton reactors and dosing it when you introduce copepods, or feed clams, etc. still, once I pour a bag of the green liquid into my aquarium, will it continue to grow naturally? Or do you have to keep resupplying the tank. If so, why? For example, once copepods are...
  7. Wirat

    Florida Live Phyto

    Have some extra phytoplankton if anyone is interested. I currently have [7] 16.9oz water bottles full of it. Nice and dark. Grown using F/2 fertilizer (micro algae grow) from Florida Aqua Farms. Culture started with Nanno, Iso, Tetra and Thal (Ocean Magik live phyto). $15 each. If you want to...
  8. scott11106

    Copepod growing help

    I am not sure this is the right place for this but i read a few articles and thought i did it right but things are not looking right and need some help... i have a cheap 12-gallon tank so I: 1. filled it 50% with water from the display 2. added ocean magik from algaebarn for Phytoplankton 3...
  9. Danh Ngo

    Phytoplankton keep sinking

    I started a culture of phyto 2 days ago. Algeabarn phyto Salinity: 1.019 Using Voss bottle rigid tube + airline, 6k5 floroucense light, f/2 Any idea? Should I increase the bubbles so phyoto dont settle down on the bottom?
  10. Evan28395950

    Wisconsin Phytoplankton

    Hi, I’m looking to buy phytoplankton as I’m nearly out, I can only pay with Venmo. Thanks!
  11. WhiskeyCoffee

    Phyto-Feast culture

    Can a product like Reef Nutrition's Phyto-Feast be used to start my own phytoplankton culture or do I really need one of those "starter cultures"?
  12. Brad Miller

    Culturing and feeding Phytoplankton to Coral, Pods and Fish

    I've exhausted myself over the course of several months researching this and still can not seem to find the answers I'm looking for. I did order "Ocean Majic" Phyto from Algae Barn (4 strain mix) and have been doing their recommended dosing once a day by adding to my refugium for just over 1...
  13. sixty_reefer

    Continuous phytoplankton|rotifers reactor 24h food supply

    Hi guys this is a little project I’ve been working on for a few months and now looking for your views on this subject. It all started with me getting a few non photosynthetic corals (gorgonians) and got me thinking in a way we’re I could give them a constant supply of food. The project started...
  14. wesman42

    Michigan Chaeto + Nannochloropsis Phyto

    I have: 4 Quarts of Chaeto for sale. I'm asking $15/each shipped. 5 - 16oz bottles of Nannochloropsis Phyto. They were cultured using f/2 WITHOUT silicates. For this reason, and due to the nature of Nanno, it's not quite as dark as other phytoplanktons. This phyto is alive, and it's dense. I'm...
  15. Evan28395950

    Copepod

    hello all, I’ve been slowly adding more copepods to my tank for my mandarin, some are still left in these bags, can I use a turkey baster and drop a drop of phytoplankton in there, or should I not?
  16. TangsRLife

    Phytoplankton contamination?

    So I’ve recently been culturing nanochloropsis for a month now and they’ve started since the beginning and was just wondering if this is a type of contamination and if it’s possible to save my culture? It looks like a bunch of dots but my tubing isn’t centered because I don’t have hard tubing so...
  17. Nomie7

    New York Phytoplankton For Sale

    I have 8oz bottles of phytoplankton for sale. Price is $7 for each bottle plus USPS flat rate shipping cost (depends on numbers of bottles) If you want you can meet me locally to pickup. I'm in Hicksville NY.
  18. Punchanello

    Dealing with Pea Soup - Solution Found!

    I wanted to share my experience dealing with severe water clarity issues and water borne algae. I started cycling my tank in March 2018. I ran it without a skimmer and once cycled I added a clown, Blenny and Watanabe Angel of the course of about two months. Unfortunately there was a long delay...
  19. shiftline

    Is it possible to build a self-sustaining pod/phytoplankton culture?

    I'm convinced it is possible and have started a series of experiments to find out that magical combination! So why would you want to do this? Well, Phytoplankton is the base food of the ocean.. it feeds your copepods.. which intern feeds your fish and coral.. Self-sustaining live food? yes...
  20. mitch91175

    Texas Phytoplankton

    I have some extra phyto from my culture that I have going. 16oz - $15 (shipping $10) 35oz - $25 (shipping $10) 70oz - $50 (free shipping) Shipping will be done through USPS 2-3 day. I ship extremely fast too when I do have available phyto. Orders placed and payment received before 2PM CST will...
  21. MarineDepot

    PhycoPure SeaPro: The First Living Frozen Phytoplankton!

    AlgaGen’s Erik Stenn Tells Us Why We Should Feed PhycoPure SeaPro, The First Living Frozen Phytoplankton, To Our Reef Tanks—And Teases More Live Frozen Foods May Be Coming PhycoPure SeaPro is a live algae culture delivered to you in “suspended animation.” Once thawed, the phytoplankton...
  22. DeepBlueSomething

    Algae Barn Phyto Shelflife

    @AlgaeBarn Picked up a pack of pods and phyto - I have used th pods straight away and am adding phyto as I go. The use by date is not expired but the phyto doesn’t have the same ‘perfume’ as when I just got it. It’s been kept in the fridge as recommended. Is it still alive? Have nutritional...
  23. AlgaeBarn

    The AlgaeBarn Black Friday Sale- Biggest Savings of the Year!

    The AlgaeBarn Black Friday BLACK FRIDAY SALE is Live: Get up to 30% OFF your entire order at www.algaebarn.com. Discount applies automatically at checkout! The more you spend the more you save: Orders up to $80- 15% OFF Orders $80-$120- 20% OFF Orders $120-$160- 25% OFF Orders over $160- $30...
  24. dcom

    How often do you feed phytoplankton...

    Specially if you are interested of keeping your copepods population alive and so on...
  25. AlgaeBarn

    Podtoberfest Sale: 2x PodPoints, 20% Off Snails, FREE Nano Brine

    PODTOBERFEST SALE DETAILS: 1. Earn Double PodPoints- 20% back in store credit, usually 10% back for PodClub Members 2. Save 20% on all Captive Bred Trochus & Cerith Snails- limited quantity in stock, they wont last long 3. Get a FREE bag of Nano Brine with Purchase using one of the codes...
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