Thanks for your encouragement and advice I will look into the shrimp’s you suggested
I’m trying to bring the concept’s of the wild reef’s extremes in regard to pushing autotropy vs heterotrophy% into a closed home aquarium not sure if I am chasing a lost cause but would like to find out about adaptability
to light vs nutrition for coral’s seems IMO if they can do it in the wild maybe it might work in the home aquarium If this is right then it might benefit people trying to keep hard to keep coral’s/fish
thing’s I’m sure will change a bit as I read on about the seahorse/pipe fish/mandarin daily zoo plankton consumption and what zoo plankton I can actually maintain in population over time with these heavy consumer’s
leaning towards multiple 5G culture instead to have more control over crashed culture’s
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