Phyto

[jbarone]

Anyone grow there own? I was thinking about trying it. Looks easy enough.

 

[fazgood]

Been doing it for a while. It is a constant hassle with trying to keep it alive. I do Roti's too and it is not easy to keep up with keeping the roti's and phypo in sufficient quantities at the right time. I usually have too much phyto and no roti's or visa-versa.

Right now both are at a lull but I plan to move the phyto outside in 5 gallon water bottles when the temps warm up.

Faz

 

[jbarone]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12475237#post12475237 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by fazgood
Been doing it for a while. It is a constant hassle with trying to keep it alive. I do Roti's too and it is not easy to keep up with keeping the roti's and phypo in sufficient quantities at the right time. I usually have too much phyto and no roti's or visa-versa.

Right now both are at a lull but I plan to move the phyto outside in 5 gallon water bottles when the temps warm up.

Faz

I like the idea of doing it outside.

 

[saltwater111]

Other than clams and feather dusters, what eats, phylo?

 

[breutus]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12481623#post12481623 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by saltwater111
Other than clams and feather dusters, what eats, phylo?

Really everything, it is the building blocks of the oceans and reefs, from the smallest pods to even Large whales eat plankton.

In our systems it does nearly everything good even if they dont eat it directly.

Lucas