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11/16/2006, 01:41 PM
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You mean the first time around? It was actually a "misorder" on the Florida Aqua Farms website - I meant to order Nannochloropsis as the time
 Of course, now that I want it, I'm having a terribly hard time finding it!Matt |
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11/16/2006, 02:13 PM
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Thatīs what I thought,Nannochloris isnīt especially good for anything,that I know.Only that itīs size and name make people confuse it with Nannochloropsis,the well known "Japanese Chlorella".Otherwise the two algae arenīt even related.But how come youīre now trying to obtain again the "wrong one"?
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11/16/2006, 06:33 PM
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If memory serves, and it rarely does these days, nanochloris is not as nutritious as nannochloropsis. Are you thinking that the mandarins eat it unpackaged in a rotifer?
Or is it just to nourish a smaller pod, like a copepod larvae, that may not be able to eat larger algae? |
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11/16/2006, 06:41 PM
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Generally copepods will die on Nanno of any type. You can feed copepod nauplii, RHO, THAL or any of the other large micro-algae, they eat them all well.
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11/16/2006, 06:42 PM
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Why so?a hunch?part of the "secret"or Nchloris has some real virtue?
Nopsis is high in EPA and itīs use is widespread for rots.Funny thing,I heard Nchloris offered for sale is just misspelled Nopsis 
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