ajx22
February 9th, 2002, 06:31 AM
Aquariumpros.ca now carries the full line of
DT's Phytoplankton!
NEW AND IMPROVED
Concentrated Live Phytoplankton
The concept is simple: Remove most of the water from the culture and you don't have to pay for it.
From 30% to over 40% savings per feeding!
Only the algae cells are concentrated
Dissolved nutrients are removed along with the water
Easy concept - Complicated process
DT's Plankton Farm uses the most advanced cell separation technology to gently separate algae cells from the culture without damage to the living cells. The resulting live phytoplankton is concentrated far beyond normal culture density. With only a small amount needed per feeding, (1 oz. Vs 16 oz. per 100 gal) dissolved nutrients are reduced to insignificant amounts.
Phytoplankton provides essential nutrition for reef and sand dwelling invertebrates. Including: clams, scallops, many corals, gorgonians, fan worms, tunicates, sea apples and other cucumbers, some sponges and zooplankton including rotifers. By enriching rotifers or bring shrimp, this nutrition can be made available to fish and larger invertebrates.
Check out our GREAT LOW PRICES (http://www.aquariumpros.ca/foods.html)!!
DT's Phytoplankton!
NEW AND IMPROVED
Concentrated Live Phytoplankton
The concept is simple: Remove most of the water from the culture and you don't have to pay for it.
From 30% to over 40% savings per feeding!
Only the algae cells are concentrated
Dissolved nutrients are removed along with the water
Easy concept - Complicated process
DT's Plankton Farm uses the most advanced cell separation technology to gently separate algae cells from the culture without damage to the living cells. The resulting live phytoplankton is concentrated far beyond normal culture density. With only a small amount needed per feeding, (1 oz. Vs 16 oz. per 100 gal) dissolved nutrients are reduced to insignificant amounts.
Phytoplankton provides essential nutrition for reef and sand dwelling invertebrates. Including: clams, scallops, many corals, gorgonians, fan worms, tunicates, sea apples and other cucumbers, some sponges and zooplankton including rotifers. By enriching rotifers or bring shrimp, this nutrition can be made available to fish and larger invertebrates.
Check out our GREAT LOW PRICES (http://www.aquariumpros.ca/foods.html)!!