Showing posts with label zooplankton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zooplankton. Show all posts

Friday, September 14, 2018

Buy Rich and Healthy Phytoplankton

Rich Phytoplankton  16.9oz bottle  only $15 Free Shipping


Phytoplankton  is a microscopic marine algae and is the base of many food webs!! Phytoplankton is widely accepted as the standard of reef keeping aquariest , and is used to promote growth and vibrancy of corals, invertebrates and other livestock such as copepods and anthropods! 

Our live Phytoplankton is cultured using saltwater made from RODI WATER and Instant Ocean Reef Crystals with a salinity of 1.021sg.

Our Phytoplankton is extremely rich and weather you are buying it as a food source or to harvest yourself, you are getting the very best phytoplankton you can find anywhere online or in any stores.

You will receive 1 16.9 oz bottle of phytoplankton shipped in a USPS flat rate 2-3 day priority envelope, for only $15 Free Shipping!! 
We only Ship to the lower 48 states.

We also offer Clean, hearty, thick, PEST FREE and healthy Chaeto for $15 free shipping as well Click here for more info On Chaeto


You can order by calling or texting Eric @ 828-748-4382 or Karen @ 828-748-6932 or by emailing us at ericsmarinelife@gmail.com 

We will send you a personalized invoice so you can make your payment!!





Sunday, May 13, 2018

The New YouTube Reef Tank Build

                     The YouTube Tank Build Is Underway!!

Thanks to ARC Reef, We just Received our Reef Rock to begin the Aqua scape. Our YouTube Viewers and Subscribers will be able to voice their opinions and ideas that will allow them to have a major impact on the outcome of this build!



We will be filming the progress of this build the whole way through, our viewers will not miss anything that goes on during this build!! It is so important that we teach as many people as possible about how important the reefs in the oceans are to our planet!

We owe many thanks to ARC Reef for sponsoring us and our channel. Be sure to check out their website, For every pound of live rock they sell they plant 10 pounds back into the ocean!! So by purchasing your live rock from ARC Reef, you are helping rebuild the oceans reefs!! So far they have planted over 200,000 pounds of reef material, and they have created over 43,500 sq ft. of New Coral Reefs of the Coast of Maimi Florida, Called Heart Reef!!!


Would you like to Donate to Eric's Marine Life? We have started a Go Fund Me account and all that is donated will be used to help with buying equipment and tools for the reef tanks, corals, and supplies for the reef tanks.  We will also be using money donated to help with the YouTube Tank Build!! Because the whole Tank build process will be filmed, you will get to see everything we put in to it, and you can even be a part of the build by commenting and giving your imput on our YouTube Channel, Eric's Marine Life!!

Go Here Now To Donate To Eric's Marine Life!!

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Friday, May 11, 2018

Copepods and Amphipods, Facts and Breeding Tips and Tricks





Copepods are extremely important to a well balanced aquarium ecosystem, not only are they extremely beneficial, but they are also an important food source required by some species to survive.


Copepods and Amphipods are a natural part of the plankton food chain, so they will naturally occur in a saltwater aquarium. If you already have a well established tank you probably see many of the little guys on the glass of your aquarium, in the substrate and even on your rocks.

If your tank has not been going long you can easily buy them from many different online vendors. If you want to breed them like we do to ensure your population never depletes check out our YouTube video above. 


Its not to hard to breed pods, just get a 10 galloon tank, have your salinity at around 1.023, temperature around 78 Degrees F, and add chaeto, they love to breed in the stuff, we even added a small amount of substrate and rubble from our live rocks, then some pinky's filter floss from our sump, they were already breeding in it in the sump so we simply transferred it over. We add phytoplankton til the water has a green tint, when the water begins to clear after a few days you just add more, giving the little guys plenty to eat. We also added a small amount of fish flakes or pellets just to ensure we have enough for them to eat. We add fresh Chaeto to their tank and only keep the lights on the pod tank about 2-4 hrs a day. To transfer our pods we will take a small bit of the water, pick up the chaeto and shake it out giving us several hundred at a time, sometimes we will use our Pod Condo, video below, it makes transferring pods extremely easy. Water Changes are very important when breeding pods, you don't want your parameters to get to crazy, and they always breed better right after a water change. 



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