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Phytoplankton, Copepods and Rotifers

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I have single strain or mixed strain bottles of phytoplankton for sale as well as single species or mixed species of copepods for sale pickup Northshore MA or at the FFM event next weekend in CT.

16 oz bottles of copepods for sale.
Mixed species bottle - $13
Can do a mix of just free swimming (pelagic), just crawlers (benthic), mix of both or any custom mix of the below listed species. I usually throw in a bottle or two of mixed phyto with purchase and I do discounts for multiple bottles!

16 oz single species bottles as followed:
Parvocalanus Crassieostris - $20
Tisbe Biminiensis - $13
Tigriopus Sirindhornae - $17 (warm water smaller "trigger" pods)
Apocyclops Panamensis - $13
"Harpa" pods from Reef by Steele -$15 (smaller crawling pod similar to Tisbe)

16 oz mixed phyto - $5 for 1 or 3 for $10

16 oz single strain phyto (need advanced notice so I can make a bottle during my weekly harvesting)
Isochrysis Galbana - $13
Tetraselmis chui - $7
Rhodomonas Salina - $16
Nannochloropsis - $5
Diatom strains - $13 (Thalassiosira weissfloggii or Chaetoceros muellerii)

16 oz bottle rotifers
L-type brachionus plicatilis - $7
 
Have a Pom Pom Crab holding a clutch. Have probably till the end of this week before she releases. Built a Kreisel tank. Need rotifers. Live in NC You have e capability to ship? Thabk you
 

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