Culturing tisbe pods in a tank

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I’m currently culturing some tisbe pods in a jar and airline the most common way, but I have a spare 60 litre tank (only gonna fill halfway) that I was thinking of culturing the pods in, unfortunately don’t have a sump just a Fluval evo at the mo

I was thinking of putting some live rock in to help with the water going bad and a little power head 300litres per hour so it’ll give the water some flow to get in the rocks but not a a lot of flow to disturb the pods that much and also a heater etc
 
When culturing pods, does one need to make water changes in the culture as with an aquarium ? And if so, how does one keep the pods from being sucked out while taking old water out of the culture ?
 
I suggest you go YouTubing watching experienced ppl culturing pods.

This vid covers the basics pretty quickly:



I've been culturing pods for months and months now in 2gal dispensers with valve spiquets.

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> No need for any filtration.

> you feed your pods phytoplankton 2x a week

> Once a month, You siphon all the water thru a 53micron seive to capture all the pods... putting 50% of all captured pods in your DT and 50% back in your next months culture . And just keep the culture going.

> Again, that's a once a month 100% water change in your container while capturing 100% of the pods thru a seive

Here's the seive:




Lots of videos on DIY culturing pods. Plz look at 10 different vids before making a massive experiment with a 60l tank
 
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