what is DT?

69camaro540

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what is the food DT is talking about feeding? is that a brand name or is it a type? where can you get it? is that one of those foods that must be refrigerated? thanks
 
"DT" is a name brand so to speak for live phytoplankton. You can buy it at marine depot and probably from your lfs. Since it is a "live" product it does have to stay refrigerated.
 
Re: what is DT?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7094427#post7094427 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 69camaro540
is that one of those foods that must be refrigerated?
Because the phyto has to refrigerated, it also has to be shipped "Overnight or Next day" - expensive. I would try to find it locally if at all possible. You generally won't use too much too fast. Get a bottle size you can use up in a month or so. And most importantly, be sure to check for an expiration date.
 
And while this product does feed some creatures - it doesn't feed most fish, many corals ... like anything in the hobby - be sure you need it before you're sold on it.
 
Re: what is DT?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7094427#post7094427 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 69camaro540
what is the food DT is talking about feeding? is that a brand name or is it a type? where can you get it? is that one of those foods that must be refrigerated? thanks

BTW, I believe the abbreviation DT is the owners initials, Dave (or Dan) Tarragen or something like that. I met him at a seminar in Michigan and mentioned that I wanted to start culturing my own phytoplankton. He told me it was a bad idea. Go figure huh!?! I used to brew my own phtyo to feed to my cultured rotifers. Worked great and always had at least (4) 2 litre bottles of extra phyto to give to friends and such.
 
Soft corals eat it up. I used to put a capful into my 75g system once a week. I see there are some people that dose it daily. It's a very small type pf plankton, hence the name of course.
 
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Re: Re: what is DT?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7102410#post7102410 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mr James
BTW, I believe the abbreviation DT is the owners initials
Yes that's correct. DT is his initials. His site gives some explanations about his products.
 
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