I have been reading to culture them at a 1/2-2/3 sea water salinity. My concern with this is that when I dose the fry tank it will keep dropping the SG. Is there a way around this?
That website does mention that a thriving rotifer culture produces a lot of toxic ammonia. They use an ammonia neutralizer to reduce the problem, but do you really want to dump water that has high levels of nitrogen compounds into you clownfish fry tank? Ammonia neutralizers don't get rid of the nitrogen in the ammonia they just change it into something less toxic.
Poor water quality in the fry tank is the number one cause of bulldog faces, flared gill plates and numerous other deformities in tank raised clowns.
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