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Old 10-30-2015, 08:02 PM
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CORAL and FISH FOOD: I have been growing phytoplankton and rotifers to feed my corals and supplying a few of my friends as well. I have more than I can use and would be willing to sell or trade them. The price is dependent on how much you would like. Great for feeding corals as well as a first food for baby fish. If interested please pm me. Calgary and area only. pick up only. Thanks sprinter

I have been growing adult brine shrimp for my own use and wondering if anyone is interested as well.
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just so we all know, what pricing are we looking at?
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$10.00 and up depending on how much you want. Does that work.
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Old 10-30-2015, 10:49 PM
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$10.00 a liter for Phytoplankton.
$15.00 a liter for rotifers. $25.00 for 2 liters
better prices for more.
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I buy these from him all the time to feed my baby clowns and my coral these are extremely dense especially the rotifiers.
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Where are you located?
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I live in Mckenzie Lake.
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CORAL and FISH FOOD: I have been growing phytoplankton and rotifers to feed my corals and supplying a few of my friends as well. I have more than I can use and would be willing to sell or trade them. The price is dependent on how much you would like. Great for feeding corals as well as a first food for baby fish. If interested please pm me. Calgary and area only. pick up only. Thanks sprinter



I have been growing adult brine shrimp for my own use and wondering if anyone is interested as well.

Which do you recommend for corals,phytoplankton or rotifers?
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