Any ideas on Rotifers for Dendronepthya? Have anyone tried? Or have you seen any articles investigating the gut content? Any other zooplanktons? My guess is that it's too big, but now I can't find where I read about it..
We have both frozen and live rotifers, but I don't want to use it if they won't eat it
The Synechoccocus will come today or tomorrow and the Dendros will come next week. Will try to get some old dosingpumps working again for autofeeding. Not sure exactly how I will do with the Cyanobacteria, maybe keep them in the fridge, and just add daily to a container (not in the fridge) with airbubbles which will be used up during 24 hours. Dosed by dosingpump. Goal is to have a stable concentration in the tank anyway.
The EasyBooster is great, it's in a 1500ml package and ready to connect directly to a dosing pump. Works like a box of wine. Doesn't need to be in the fridge. Great stuff!
Hope everything worked out after yesterdays feeding incident.
/ David
LOL, I hope they can get feed more evenly, it's for dendronephthya. We'll see soon. Getting things ready. I'm running it to get the bugs out. So far so good. Thanks.
Our little secret. For my next experiment, I'm setting this up. Cycling for now. Making my famous coral carousel for it . I do document most everything. The white bucket has mangrove mud and layer of coral sand. For bacteria. It has denitrator, that's all ready working . This tank was used for cycling denitrators , that I use from time to time as emergency back up. Bring down nitrates.
Call me Dr. Dendronephthyastein. One day I will say, "it's alive,its a live!!!!"
Ooh pretty. Glad it's making a come back.When I spilled coral food it really effected most Corals. This one's coming back to life. Thanks to the model 2018T Coral Carousel(patent pending) LOL.
Proofs in the pudding.
