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My assumption is you are looking to rear a small number, less than 100?
A couple aquariums or very large jars can be used to rear phytoplankton.
What kind of resources do you have?
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I have access to a 1200 gallon tank, filter, etc for breeding purposes and for raising the the BGxRES to a point weather would allow me to release them in a 550 sq ft micro pond. I’d try to raise as many as that space would allow.
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What kind of control do you have over temperature and lighting? What kind of filtration?
Since a first try I would keep the number under 1,000. Can you be called this evening?
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