MARINECRITTERS
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Hey, so I have been in this hobby for quit some time now, I went from a freshwater monster fish keeper to a reef keeper. As soon as I got into reef keeping, the corals that caught my eye were of course non photosynthetic.
From carnations to dendros, these corals are some of the most beautiful in the ocean. But the main issue is feeding them/ sustaining planktonic foods in the home aquarium. After months and months of research, I know run a algae scrubber, bio pellets and a pump which feeds various foods. I don not run a skimmer. Now what I want this thread to be about are systems which have copious amounts of plankton in them without having to manually dose it in the tank. Whether you run some sort of mineral filter or algae scrubber or even some special DIY system, you can share it and explain it in this thread.
Thanks
From carnations to dendros, these corals are some of the most beautiful in the ocean. But the main issue is feeding them/ sustaining planktonic foods in the home aquarium. After months and months of research, I know run a algae scrubber, bio pellets and a pump which feeds various foods. I don not run a skimmer. Now what I want this thread to be about are systems which have copious amounts of plankton in them without having to manually dose it in the tank. Whether you run some sort of mineral filter or algae scrubber or even some special DIY system, you can share it and explain it in this thread.
Thanks