Day 7.. 8:30am. I think this will be my last day posting this Phytoplankton /copepods project. 7 days into this cool project. I've now learned to be patient..π€π€ππ it's like the hardest thing to be, right.. but I like to thank everyone who left comments and inspired me to keep going. I like our saltwater community here. So I will harvest my fist dose of phytoplankton on Sunday to pour into my display tank. As For the copepods I'll have to wait a little longer. There are still babies, not ready yet. If I can do this, so can you. Not that hard. Just be vigilant with it. And patience is key. Thanks everybody.ππ
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@Alert_Meadow_71
211d
love this! patience pays off
@ExuberantSheep99
211d
Love seeing your updates on this project! Growing phyto and pods at home is such a game changer for the tank and honestly it feels so rewarding when you finally get to dose your own culture. Patience definitely pays off here.
@MaizeandBlue
210d
Very awesome bro. My kit from Reef with Steele is set to be delivered on Saturday. Iβll see how it goes.
@javier813
210d
Awesome.. it's easy to do. Keep your gear clean and watch it get green..ππ
@MaizeandBlue
210d
Iβm keeping my eye on your pod situation. With my plankton kit, I had them include 16 ounces of a blended copepod culture. Iβm just gonna use it to dose the tank and hopefully theyβll be able to multiply by eating the plankton I will be putting in the tank soon. I usually dose About 50-50 half in my tank half in my refugium in with my Chaeto. οΏΌ
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Awesome. Iβve been enjoying the saga haha! Let us know when the copepods are ready
π€π€π€£ Thank you. Will do. π