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RGComplete and O. marina
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Monday, October 10, 2011 3:17 PM
I've been testing out the RGComplete with O. marina lately. O. marina certainly seems to survive on it (I was feeding 2 gallons 1.75 mL of RGComplete twice per day), but the culture density looks less to me than when I add NRich to the mix. If it were me, I would likely use RGComplete as a culture maintenance food (it's certainly easier than making a food mix and adding ClorAmX) and then start enriching when it came time to start feeding larvae. With the caveat: I have not used the RGComplete as a sole food O. marina and then used that as a long-term food for copepods. I can't tell you whether the copepods will get enough nutrition to survive long-term on that diet. I'm fairly sure Apocyclops will have no trouble, but it's just too early to tell yet. Any thoughts?
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Monday, October 10, 2011 6:42 PM
Feel free to suggesting something like NRcomplete or something. If you've got a need, please suggest it to us
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Umm_fish?
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Monday, October 10, 2011 8:12 PM
Well, heck.  What I really need is a blend of the two. One part RG to six parts NR. You could call it "O. marina Diet" or something. My assumption is that the niche is too small for a mix like that to sell enough to work, but I'd pay good money for that. In fact, my LFS is putting in a RG and NR order for me this week, so I am paying good money for it. Seriously, Gresh, thanks. You guys make good stuff. I'm definitely getting better density of rots with RGComplete.
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011 2:00 PM
lol... Gresh, dont tell Randy but I'm using the RGcomplete now too for some of my cultures.... Me... the live algae guy... go figure... I second Andys blend request though!
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011 2:09 PM
 Originally Posted by Umm_fish?
Well, heck.  What I really need is a blend of the two. One part RG to six parts NR. You could call it "O. marina Diet" or something. DinoMight
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011 2:23 PM
All Im using is the Rgcomplete. It seems like good stuff
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Re:RGComplete and O. marina
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011 7:09 PM
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DinoMight Absolutely. Maybe get JJ Walker to do ads for you.
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