Tommy's Phyto Two 16oz total of 32oz of Live Phyto for only $20 w/ free shipping!

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Welcome Tommy. Just placed my first order. Thanks
 

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Quick question for those in the know. Will adding live phytoplankton to a tank increase nitrates (10ppm) and phosphate (0.25 ppm) if the tank is pretty clean? Ie, without pods (old LR sitting in water for 8 years), and only a few frags, I suspect that they will die?

I have a newer tank and have been dosing SeaChem Reef-phytoplankton that is a stabilized product. I also dose MB7. I only have diatoms and a tiny bit of green glass algae that started behind a frag rack. I also added a 9w UV light (Green machine) to my 13.5 gallon tank. I do 4G WC's a week and I would rather add a few small investments now before algae gains a foothold.
 
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Quick question for those in the know. Will adding live phytoplankton to a tank increase nitrates (10ppm) and phosphate (0.25 ppm) if the tank is pretty clean? Ie, without pods (old LR sitting in water for 8 years), and only a few frags, I suspect that they will die?

I have a newer tank and have been dosing SeaChem Reef-phytoplankton that is a stabilized product. I also dose MB7. I only have diatoms and a tiny bit of green glass algae that started behind a frag rack. I also added a 9w UV light (Green machine) to my 13.5 gallon tank. I do 4G WC's a week and I would rather add a few small investments now before algae gains a foothold.
Phytoplankton will not raise your nitrates or phosphate, it will actually consume phosphate
 

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You always hear about Algae problems with people dumping chemicals and killing all their livestock, You don't have to do that! Dose live phyto and watch your algae disappear. The phyto will out-compete the nuisance algae in your aquarium and you will slowly watch your algae problem disappear while feeding your corals and remove contaminants from your water.

Want more color from your coral? Why not feed them something natural? Feed them the best Phyto from Tommy's Phyto!
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Phytoplankton
Keeping corals and other planktivorous invertebrates in the home aquarium is easier–and one’s chances of long-term success are better–than ever before. Indeed, aquarists are now breeding species thought to be nearly impossible to keep just a decade ago. So, what’s changed? It’s certainly not as though the animals have changed. What has changed is way we care for them. Among the biggest improvements we’ve made is the greater quality and availability of specialized feeds (such as live, planktonic microalgae) for these species. Maybe the best example of this is coraliculture. Coral foods in the early days of reef aquarium keeping were quite unimpressive. As in, made out of stuff like chicken eggs. The results were generally disappointing. We pretty threw the towel at coral foods altogether until fairly recently. And corals did alright without–certainly better than in the 1990s! But corals were still rather… blah. At least compared to what we see today. Of course, to a huge extent, the mindboggling variety and dazzling colors that aquarists now take for granted have come from decades of selective cultivation by extremely dedicated farmers. That said, much of this happy development owes to our better understanding of coral nutrition. Central to this are live phytoplankton products. There are now a handful of “phyto” aquarium foods on the market nowadays. These vary from one another in several key aspects. Cost, convenience and performance are major considerations by users; arguably, it is the last of these that is most important—at least to your aquarium inhabitants! In terms of quality, the best phytoplankton products are live (rather than dead and preserved), mixed-species products. Moreover, they are completely nutritionally balanced. Products containing intact, living cells are much cleaner than those made of dead stuff. Live products also produce less pollution. Live (and multiplying) phyto actually removes waste products from the aquarium water! Clearly, there is a lot about phytoplankton for the discerning reef aquarist to know
I just ordered some!
 

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I read were someone said they use it after the lights go out. Well when my lights go out I'm fast asleep so is this something that could be given in the evening? Say dinner time 6-7pm?
 

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I just placed my order on Ebay, crazy easy. I'm looking forward to trying out this phyto. Thank you!

Order number: 01-06597-68931
 

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Just finished an order from A.B. and must say I was a bit disappointed in the apparent concentration of phyto in the bottle. I wasn't going to do it again but I'll try yours and make a comparison.
Looking forward to trying yours out.
M. Ohl
 
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Just finished an order from A.B. and must say I was a bit disappointed in the apparent concentration of phyto in the bottle. I wasn't going to do it again but I'll try yours and make a comparison.
Looking forward to trying yours out.
M. Ohl
Hi there!

I appreciate your support and review!
I know you will be happy with our phytoplankton, it even looks amazing under a magnifying glass! So live and active!
 

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Hi there!

I appreciate your support and review!
I know you will be happy with our phytoplankton, it even looks amazing under a magnifying glass! So live and active!
I will definitely let you know what I think of yours vs theirs.
Thanks
 

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Ordered my two portions phyto yesterday, got a confirmation email, and within a couple of hours got the "shipped" notice and tracking#. It doesn't get any better than that.
Thanks Tommy
 

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Got my phyto and was very happy with it. It was upgraded to double what I ordered, and, on top of that, each container had more than the 16 oz's I expected. I am very impressed and will be trying some of Tommy's other product's soon.
Thanks so much Tommy for the excellent order!

Mike O
 
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Got my phyto and was very happy with it. It was upgraded to double what I ordered, and, on top of that, each container had more than the 16 oz's I expected. I am very impressed and will be trying some of Tommy's other product's soon.
Thanks so much Tommy for the excellent order!

Mike O
Hey Mike! Thats great news! Thank you so much for your support and Happy Reefing!
 

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