Phytoplankton | search
Click here to view Phytoplankton news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Phytoplankton | Reef2ReefI feed phytoplankton and coral foods daily. Opinions between hobbyists is one thing, but there is a lot of research and many papers on herbivory in corals, showing just how much phytoplankton is consumed by corals on reefs. There is a measurable drop in numbers of phytoplankton as water passes over reefs, in the wild many corals utilize it.
- Phytoplankton Dosing-Worth it? | Reef2ReefA Step-by-Step Guide to Culturing Phytoplankton Background It all started when I first saw a mandarin dragonet (Synchiropus splendidus) and decided that I wanted a pair for my 65 gallon tank. My profession is an engineer, so I tend to do a lot of research before jumping into something new...
- Led light for phytoplankton culture | Reef2ReefI first removed half of light string and a second test proved too hot with reduction to 6’ of light string at 17W and 85 degrees. Whoever said to look up PAR requirement for specific strain of phytoplankton is full of himself. I would like to see that link to this research. Phytoplankton is driven by light & temperature.
- Phytoplankton - A Simple Guide - WHOIPhytoplankton growth is often limited by the scarcity of iron in the ocean. As a result, many people are discussing plans to fertilize large areas of the ocean with iron to promote phytoplankton blooms that would transfer more carbon from the atmosphere to the deep sea. Phytoplankton are critical to other ocean biogeochemical cycles, as well.
- Dosing Phytoplankton | Reef2Reefwelcome i actually already do that .i use an apex dos and a 6 pack fridge with an air stone i dose quite alot of phyto cause i have alot of clams and i work at algaebarn so i get it free. when you dose it you cant let it sit in the line cause it will start to matabolize and die off so you will need a dosing pump that can run in reverse.
More
