Canada - phytoplankton free until 2011.

Mr. Jake you like to debating, my question are: are you looking for approval?Do you like to educated people and informed them? Are you a person with open mind to accept other ideologies then yours? I don't like to debating just to accumulated scores ;)...Now the problem with open topics is that they open a thousand conversation, I meant Phytoplankton species to culture, no the phyto what we see on the ocean, lakes or ponds...No the comcentrated phyto what the stores sells...Are we talking about the same phyto, if it is you could give me some sources where they sell it in Canada since 2011, maybe you are right and the stores didn't make enough advertising on selling phyto toculture in Canada, maybe my computer browser don't look for what I type in.

whats wrong with people i thought my post was kinda to the point didn't want anybody getting all up in arms about

I apologize Donkey. I thought I'd answer your question and provide some background on the scientific reasoning behind my answer, but some took offense to the manner in which I did it. If you have any other questions, I'd love to help. I find phytoplankton culture and plant physiology fascinating, and truly enjoy talking about it and helping others learn.

I doubt Mameroo and I would disagree about much other than photoperiod anyhow. Phytoplankton culture on a hobbyist level is very simple once you get the hang of it.

Sorry donkey77, I guess every one have different temperaments, some people try to provided help, other ones make a humility opinion and the rest just try to make all the opinions wrong. I guess I ask ones for help in this page and I add a message to make it clear I just was looking for opinions. I am off now from here, I hope you can get the help you need. Jake I am off, I have not interesting to know if you are right or wrong lol, but I am very interesting to look at your culture system and info on Tuesday, I also hope you can provided the places where people can get phyto species to culture. Thank you, bye!

Well I must I say I have learned a ton from this thread. I have never cultured phytoplankton, but now have absorbed information up to the capacity of my brain. Jake, thanks for the primer on bio-chem. :)

- Ian

all is good my friends
I've learned a lot from this thread so thank you all again and remember the bigger picture
we love this hobby

Thanks! That makes it worth the effort that went into it.

Agreed.
Both Jakegr's and mameroo2000's input is appreciated.