My lid is only pushed down on one side to where there is about a two inch gap on the other side allowing air to enter and escape.
In between clutches I let my rotifers go or at least I thought I did. After a few days of totally not touching them I checked my bucket and saw a few still in there. I started feeding phyto again but didn't do the water changes. Two weeks of feeding and no water changes I got them back up to density. I took the lid off today to do a water change, it was covered in brown thick skimmate from the air stone. You don't hear about people using lids But this can't be a bad thing, can it?
In between clutches I let my rotifers go or at least I thought I did. After a few days of totally not touching them I checked my bucket and saw a few still in there. I started feeding phyto again but didn't do the water changes. Two weeks of feeding and no water changes I got them back up to density. I took the lid off today to do a water change, it was covered in brown thick skimmate from the air stone. You don't hear about people using lids But this can't be a bad thing, can it?
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