Green water on tap: Where does your phyto come from?
Many reef keepers add phytoplankton (sometimes referred to as “phyto”) and zooplankton to their tanks. These additions bring many benefits including food for the fish and corals as well as beneficial treatment for the water in the tank. Some people choose to culture their own phyto, others buy it online or from a local fish store, and some even set up subscriptions for regular delivery. If you choose to add phyto to your tank, where does your phyto come from?
Photo by @MNFish
This QOTD is sponsored by: www.topshelfaquatics.com
“Top Shelf Aquatics helps you feel confident in the quality, reliability, and consistency of getting everything you need for a perfect saltwater aquarium. From corals and fish to inverts and aquarium supplies, you can count on us to provide you with a seamless reefing experience.”
Many reef keepers add phytoplankton (sometimes referred to as “phyto”) and zooplankton to their tanks. These additions bring many benefits including food for the fish and corals as well as beneficial treatment for the water in the tank. Some people choose to culture their own phyto, others buy it online or from a local fish store, and some even set up subscriptions for regular delivery. If you choose to add phyto to your tank, where does your phyto come from?
Photo by @MNFish
This QOTD is sponsored by: www.topshelfaquatics.com
“Top Shelf Aquatics helps you feel confident in the quality, reliability, and consistency of getting everything you need for a perfect saltwater aquarium. From corals and fish to inverts and aquarium supplies, you can count on us to provide you with a seamless reefing experience.”