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- Spirulina powder to supplement food? | Reef2Reef
For many years I used to feed my fish HBH soft sprirulina pellets as they were the highest content spirulina pellets on the market I recently revamped my 240g FOWLR and have been restocking mostly butterflies, some angels and tangs Looking around online, not only are the HBH pellets
- Spirulina Brine - is it what it claims to be? | Reef2Reef
thaw out one of those spirulina brine and rinse away its holding water really well so there's just one thawed brine shrimp to look at, then use two sewing needles to poke and prod his guts into picture lol yep on the scope and slide on my old highschool microscope I have here, any smartphone can be used to take a pic and upload you just hover the phone's cam luckily in a certain way over the
- Anyone ever add spirulina powder to fresh BBS | Reef2Reef
If you're using live phytoplankton, then just toss in any leftovers from the bottle as you get it Otherwise, I recommend 1 4 tsp spirulina powder left to rehydrate overnight in a small container and sieved through the brine shrimp collection net to reduce spirulina clumps (which are really just waste for the artemia) every day
- Raw Spirulina powder instead of live phytoplankton - is somebody using . . .
Is anybody using raw spirulina powder to feed your copepods (or other types of zooplankton), corals or other creatures like fish? I use an addition of spirulina in fish food and I would like to use it more, as it's healthy and cheap, but I wonder how successful would I be with a raw, dried powder
- Cyano? Spirulina? Chrysophyte? | Reef2Reef
Take about 2oz of tank water Place it in a white bowl Place some of the bacteria in the tank water Put about a 1 2oz of H²O²(hydrogen peroxide) 3% Let it sit for 24hrs If the bacteria turns green and the water tints a red It is a spirulina cyanobacteria If the bacteria stays that reddish-brown you have cyanobacteria
- Best treatment for spirulina | Reef2Reef
Round 1 seemed to take out 95% of it I will remove the rock with zoas and remaing spirulina and blast it as well as possible outside of the tank and repeat a chemiclean treatment this week For what it's worth, when I have used chemiclean: (Disclaimer - this is what I have done so far with out loss of corals, fish, and invertebrates
- Spirulina powder feeder substitute | Reef2Reef
Prairies Spirulina These tiny, single-celled fresh-water micro algae contain an impressive 60% protein content! This lean green protein source is also a natural source of minerals, including iron, calcium, and magnesium Its high levels of B12 and protein make it the perfect addition to the diets of vegetarians
- Spirulina powder - any benefit for the reef tank? | Reef2Reef
Something I've given thought to as I've been culturing tigger pods solely on spirulina powder Given they are able to grow, reproduce and in general thrive on a powdered algae form like spirulina, would there be a general benefit to periodically feeding the tank in the same manner?
- Gut Loading Brine Shirmp? | Reef2Reef
After the eggs have hatched and the nauplii have developed mouths (48-72 hours after you put the dry cysts in water), you can add something like phytoplankton, spirulina powder, or yeast (not recommended) to the water 2-4 hours after that, the brine shrimp will have ingested the phyto spirulina, and you'll have gut loaded brine shrimp
- Calling all Copepod culturing experts! | Reef2Reef
The spirulina powder when dry keeps well, so no need for demanding culturing, storage or preservation For redundancy I have three of these containers running off a split airline If one crashes just reset and seed the new culture from one of the other two Any planktivore fish will enthusiastically eat these
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