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![]() We have all foods ready to go..For those of you looking for Copepods we have lots.
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![]() Are these the home grown ones that you guys breed and bottle yourselves?
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![]() Yes,we have a excellent culture of all....Corals will love it!
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![]() How do you measure nutritional value and potential die off in these bottles?
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![]() refrigerate them-it slows down their cycle.rotifers can be refrigerated for more than a week.to bring them back to full metabolism,undo the cap and let them sit for four hours.phytoplankton can be stored for a month in the fridge.for both they should be shaken twice a day so the cells don't smother,and the rotifers,don't settle too much.not sure about copepods as i just started them ,but refrigerating them should slow them down as well.you can also freeze phytoplankton for up to three months
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