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Originally Posted by Mrs. Saltwater
Jake I will like to know which specie or especies of phyto do you culture, I also will like to know if you have another type of life food culture. I will also like if you can post pictures of your system. I think actions talks more then words, I don't think any one in this Country have import and done the job that Mou did, when we try to help out comunity we don't need just talk we also action, I didn't see any store in the Country that provided many species of algaes as Mou that is why I keep saying he is a genius! He informed himself on how to proper care of the live stock and come up with something that not ones have in an entire country, now I don't think so he brought something and he wouldn't know how to take care of it.
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I really don't know why you seem to be taking this personally. Mameroo is obviously an accomplished hobbyist when it comes to culturing phytoplankton. However, that does not mean nobody can correct him and that he is above others recommendations.
I have honestly tried to keep my prior experience out of this so that mameroo and I could debate on equal ground. It isn't fair to say "well I'm far more experienced, therefore I am right". I want to explain to people why 24/7 lighting is optimal for growth at non-damaging light intensities. If you want to know my credentials, send me a PM. It is irrelevant to this conversation.
I will post a picture of my set up on Tuesday, no problem with that (no pictures at home). I have cultured Isochrysis, Schizochytrium, Tetraselmis, cyanobacteria (spirulina), Dunaliella and Chaetoceros. Right now I focus on Pavlova, Chlorella (fw) and Haematococcus (fw) as they are "hot species" in microalgae biotechnology right now. I think I have almost all of them going right now too just to keep stock cultures in case I need them.