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Since I know I've got a variety of pod pickers now, I went ahead and signed up for a subscription to auto ship every 2 weeks. Going with a local company, I ordered from them recently and was really happy with what I got. FL reef labs. I could actively see a variety of small pods swimming around happily in the bottle right away - can't say the same for some other companies.

Once we're moved I'll plan on setting up something more substantial to breed on my own. Or BBS to supplement. Or something. But in the meantime, this will help. I hope.
 
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danieyella said:
Since I know I've got a variety of pod pickers now, I went ahead and signed up for a subscription to auto ship every 2 weeks. Going with a local company, I ordered from them recently and was really happy with what I got. FL reef labs. I could actively see a variety of small pods swimming around happily in the bottle right away - can't say the same for some other companies.

Once we're moved I'll plan on setting up something more substantial to breed on my own. Or BBS to supplement. Or something. But in the meantime, this will help. I hope.
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All you need is spirulina powder and clear plastic bottles.
Don't even need to bubble them if you remember to shake/feed every now and then. I'm running 3 bottles now... just add the powder... Phyto is easier because it stays in suspension longer...
If you can grow your own phyto then pods is a snap.
Obviously you don't need because your local source but I've had a lot of luck with Mercer of Montana on Amazon. Their package deal hooked me up with the f/2 and dense Phyto that's always taken off for me.
 
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All you need is spirulina powder and clear plastic bottles.
Don't even need to bubble them if you remember to shake/feed every now and then. I'm running 3 bottles now... just add the powder... Phyto is easier because it stays in suspension longer...
If you can grow your own phyto then pods is a snap.
Obviously you don't need because your local source but I've had a lot of luck with Mercer of Montana on Amazon. Their package deal hooked me up with the f/2 and dense Phyto that's always taken off for me.
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Yeah, it's more a space thing since we're not living in our own house right now :loudly-crying-face:

I fully intend to pick your brain in a few months about it though. Looks like this company does a start pack of schtuff as well.
 
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danieyella said:
Yeah, it's more a space thing since we're not living in our own house right now :loudly-crying-face:

I fully intend to pick your brain in a few months about it though. Looks like this company does a start pack of schtuff as well.
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Same. I’d love to grow my own phyto and pods.
 
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All you need is spirulina powder and clear plastic bottles.
Don't even need to bubble them if you remember to shake/feed every now and then. I'm running 3 bottles now... just add the powder... Phyto is easier because it stays in suspension longer...
If you can grow your own phyto then pods is a snap.
Obviously you don't need because your local source but I've had a lot of luck with Mercer of Montana on Amazon. Their package deal hooked me up with the f/2 and dense Phyto that's always taken off for me.
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I don't want to knock on Mercer, they are close to me and I have used the products, but... the last bottle I got was so contaminated my culture crashed right away and under the microscope it was full of cyano, hair algea and others I couldn't identify. There is an algae farm in Florida that should sell culture disks, rather than liquid starter, that is supposed to be pure for research purposes. I'm going with them next time I start to culture.
 
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I don't want to knock on Mercer, they are close to me and I have used the products, but... the last bottle I got was so contaminated my culture crashed right away and under the microscope it was full of cyano, hair algea and others I couldn't identify. There is an algae farm in Florida that should sell culture disks, rather than liquid starter, that is supposed to be pure for research purposes. I'm going with them next time I start to culture.
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What's the company for that?

Edit: nvm found them quickly
 
Skipped the first half of the show last night, only cared about the last 2 bands.

My whole body hurts. I'm too old and in chronic pain for this shi :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
 
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I think the problem is modern doctors aren't familiar with the species. Get a good witch doctor.
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Sorry, had to. However, I know your chronic pain is no joke. And more frustrating is drs who don't listen or care enough to dive deeper into finding solutions. I'm with you and care for ya, just trying to make you laugh.
 
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