Many species of zooplankton of both salt and fresh water species can be cultivated in the plankton reactor. The zooplankton is fed with microalgae from the plankton light reactor. The zooplankton has a great growth potential: under optimal algal nutrition, the number of rotifers (Brachionus) may double over four days. Brachionus is the ideal food for raising many marine fish larvae and invertebrates in salt water aquariaContents: plankton reactor, approx. .65 gal volume, wall bracket and air pump connections.

Diameter: 3.2"
Length: 32"
Hose connection: ¼"

The plankton light reactor is a simple system for the production of plankton in a natural food chain. In the plankton light reactor, microalgae are produced with light, fertiliser and CO2. The microalgae can be fed directly to many filter-feeding invertebrates, and especially to zooplankton. The growth rate of the microalgae in the plankton light reactor is enormous. If the supply of light, CO2 and nutrients is continuous, the bio-mass of the algae may increase four-fold within 24 hours. Fresh and salt water species of phytoplankton can be cultivated. Contents: plankton light reactor, approx .65 gal volume, wall bracket air pump connections, lighting unit with fluorescent lamp (18 W), special reflector and fixing clamps.

Diameter: 3.2"
Length: 32"
Hose connection: ¼"

Plancto is a high quality concentrated food for the safe nutrition and cultivation of plankton and marine invertebrates. Its unique composition and its particle size of 25 - 200 µm makes it especially suitable for plankton feeders. It is also an excellent single food source for rearing artemia. Composition: ground natural plankton, algae, yeast and proteins. Available in 250 ml size.

Food U is a high energy food for nurturing the larval fish of many species. It is a eminentally suited for feeding in the first few days of life until the larvae are able to eat larger foods, such as artemia. food U contains all the nutrients required for this initial growth stage. It is especially suited to use as a supplement for rearing discus fish.  Available in 250 ml size.

Life A comprises decapsulated artemia cysts, which can be hatched in the same way as encapsulated cysts. The hatched nauplii are shell-free, and in consequence there are no waste shells to remove. This shell waste, if ingested, can cause serious problems for juvenile fish and they may die due to constipation. Because life A is de-capsulated, it is an excellent food for raising seahorses. Available in 250 ml size.

A cultivation unit for hatching larger quantities of artemia cysts. The unit can be installed inside or outside the aquarium: the hatching rate will depend on the ambient temperature. Capacity: 2,000,000 cysts per hatch. The unit may also be used for growing on adult artemia; after approximately 2 weeks the animals are fully grown and can be used as food. Contents: aquabreed - 1000 reactor - approx. volume 33.8 oz, support plate

Diameter: 3.24"
Length: 18"
Hose connection: ¼"

A cultivation unit which provides for the simple and easy hatching of artemia cysts. The unit is installed inside the aquarium, where it uses the warmth of the aquarium water to assist the hatching process. Capacity: 400,000 cysts per hatch. Contents: aqua breed reactor, .25 oz artemia salt,10ml life-A (decapsulated artemia eggs).

Diameter: 2.4"
Length: 8"
Hose connection: ¼"