Put in a little spirulina stone for the snails. Opae came to check it out.
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Awesome gif mate! These shrimps are so awesome aren't they lol.
What is your technique to add spirulina to that rock? Looks like a lot to feed?
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
opae ula related wrote: ↑10 Dec 2018 20:46 What is your technique to add spirulina to that rock? Looks like a lot to feed?
It looks more than it is because it is concentrated on a relatively small spot. Just take a stone make it wet put powder on it (if it does not soak through I use an atomizer to sprinkle some water on top as well). Let it dry. Et voilà you got a spirulina coated stone. It sticks to the surface pretty nicely.
Well maybe it's a little much this time
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Algae In Space wrote:Got it. So you take out the rock to do this each time.opae ula related wrote: ↑10 Dec 2018 20:46 What is your technique to add spirulina to that rock? Looks like a lot to feed?
It looks more than it is because it is concentrated on a relatively small spot. Just take a stone make it wet put powder on it (if it does not soak through I use an atomizer to sprinkle some water on top as well). Let it dry. Et voilà you got a spirulina coated stone. It sticks to the surface pretty nicely.
Well maybe it's a little much this time
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
opae ula related wrote: ↑10 Dec 2018 21:12Algae In Space wrote:Got it. So you take out the rock to do this each time.opae ula related wrote: ↑10 Dec 2018 20:46 What is your technique to add spirulina to that rock? Looks like a lot to feed?
It looks more than it is because it is concentrated on a relatively small spot. Just take a stone make it wet put powder on it (if it does not soak through I use an atomizer to sprinkle some water on top as well). Let it dry. Et voilà you got a spirulina coated stone. It sticks to the surface pretty nicely.
Well maybe it's a little much this time
Sure. But I do it rarely. It's more of a treat.
Wow congratulations my friend, awesome set up, love those snails!! some macroalgae will work fine in place of the java fern they only handle lvery low salinity
Arnold wrote: ↑12 Dec 2018 00:06 Wow congratulations my friend, awesome set up, love those snails!! some macroalgae will work fine in place of the java fern they only handle lvery low salinity
Thanks buddy! I guess I will try macroalgae! I was thinking of trying to find some ditch-grass. But the nearest spot to get is in the north of Germany some 1000 ks away... It also may grow to large.
Spirulina gets eaten fast. Snails approve.
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