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Old 01-17-2007, 06:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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starting phyto

i want to attempt to culture phyto for my mandarin that i intend to get and i want to get a brief synopsis of what is required in case i missed something. i know i need a light a container of some sort airline tubing and an air pump. am i missing anything? can i use the 20 gal high tank to culture the phyto or would there be problems with this?
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Old 01-17-2007, 07:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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here this should cover you
Culturing Phyto - Video Podcast Episode 39
Q&A #5 - Podcast Episode 46
Starting Phyto Culture - Podcast Episode 71
All About Phyto - Podcast Episode 73

and just FYI, mandarins dont eat phyto, they eat copepods..
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Old 01-17-2007, 11:40 PM   #3 (permalink)
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also some anecdotal evidence out there that they will eat smelt roe (little orange fishy eggs on top of some sushi) as well...
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Old 02-06-2007, 11:40 PM   #4 (permalink)
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i want to culture the T. iso but i hear it is difficult to culture. i think it was episode 73 where the lady talks about the benefits of T. iso so i wanted to do that one but i hear from others that it is hard please advise?
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Old 02-06-2007, 11:57 PM   #5 (permalink)
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its not hard just different... My experience states the recipe for Nannoclopsis will not work for isocryis.
im still finalizing my "recipe" and will be publishing it soon
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Old 02-09-2007, 07:25 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Cool looking forward to that Rob.

Yeah, I have been able now to make two large batches of Nano that I started from from a Culture by a company called Reef Crew(unfortunately they do not ship to the US) but their product is very dark and likewise my 4 litre glass container gets really dark in 7 days.

Thanks Rob I follow your reciepe for the Nano, but I have a similar rubbermaid storage container like yourself but mine says 2.5 gallons as opposed to 2 gallons like you mentioned in your videos. So to compensate for the difference I put either 9 or 10 ml of the (sorry forgot the namer) (fertilzer grow stuff that was in your video)

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actually, mine are 2 quarts, not 2 gallons..
im going to publish my recipe for iso in a podcast and in the forums, but its probably a few weeks out. so far its just minor changes to nanno, but i need to make sure it stays stable for me.
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I thought that your container of make up water was ro/di water in a 2 gallon container with 8ml of fertilizer and your actual phyto containers were 2 quarts

sorry if I am mixed up
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ah.. yes, ok.. you are right, i thought you were thinking my phyto containers were 2 gallons...
yes i culture in 2 quart containers and have my culture medium in 2 gallon containers.
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Just wondering if you need to microwave the water b4? I have a ro/di unit.
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if you are using RO/di water, there is no need.
you "can" but you will find that its not needed and really becomes a time waster... lol
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thnx a lot....and thank you very much for educating us Rob. Well appreciated!
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