Plankton Reactor with Light

[Mr.Reefer]

Has anybody used this before???


The Plankton Light Reactor is a 2.5 liter system for producing phytoplankton, the bottom rung on the food chain and an essential first stage culture for rearing larger zooplankton.
The resultant micro algae can be fed directly to many filter-feeding invertebrates, offering a more consistently high quality food and at an enormous cost savings over using expensive, refrigerated, bottled solutions.

The Plankton Light Reactor includes an 18 watt fluorescent light that, when teamed with a source of CO2 and a starter culture of phytoplankton, will ensure an impressive culture within days of set-up.
Direct a portion of this phytoplankton culture directly to the aquarium and another portion into a Plankton Reactor to support a culture of zooplankton for the feeding of fish and invertebrates seeking a larger meal.

Contents: plankton reactor, approx. 2.5 litre (c. 0.65 gal) volume wall bracket, light fixture, and air pump connections.

- Diameter: 3.2”
- Length: 32”
- Hose connection: 6 mm

$249.95

[reefmaximus]

i haven't, but it sounds interesting.

[naldopr]

most of the hardcore reefers use it..
I keep my self with snow by 2 litter fishes or kent.