Rotifer/phyto cultures

[estutesman]

I'm ready to stop letting my clown fish eggs become food. Is there anyone in the area with live phyto and rotifer cultures that would be willing to share a start?

 

[NeveSSL]

Florida Aqua Farms is a GREAT source for such. I know its not local, but they're very well regarded.

Brandon

 

[zef004]

man just trash my setup. easy to make i just used some empty 2l pop bottles. and a flood light air pump and fine air stone. two - three days youll have green water. if you like and start taking care of babie clowns. ill have some eggs from yellow strip maroon pair. every two weeks she has eggs.
yes im a yankee i said [pop]

 

[poolkeeper1]

man just trash my setup. easy to make i just used some empty 2l pop bottles. and a flood light air pump and fine air stone. two - three days youll have green water. if you like and start taking care of babie clowns. ill have some eggs from yellow strip maroon pair. every two weeks she has eggs.
yes im a yankee i said [pop]

 

[NeveSSL]

This is turning into MTRC-Y... MTRC Yankee edition. :lol:

Also, forgot to mention, estutesman, checkout mofib.org for GREAT info on breeding marine ornamentals. A lot of the "big dogs" of breeding hang out there and its a very helpful forum.

Brandon

 

[poolkeeper1]

You can also get what you need from Matt @ S.A. I talked to him when my Blennies were laying eggs.
Bill

 

[estutesman]

Thanks for the advice. I've been reading some of the threads here on RC, but it will be great to check out the forum dedicated to breeding. I'll probably order some rotifer and phyto culture when I get paid, but I have eggs now and I was excited to get started.

I've been feeding Cyclopeeze and they made my eggs super orange. For that matter, they made my Banggai Cardinal orange...

 

[GROSSR]

I know it been a while, did you get any of the eggs to hatch? If so, how many made it?