FS: Live Phytoplankton 11/27

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Harvested my phytoplankton last night I have about 3 gallons for sale.

25.00 for a quart
40.00 for half gallon
70.00 for a gallon

Free shipping for now. SoCal people usually get it next day. I’ll be shipping on Tuesday

This batch has 4 different strains (nannochloropsis, Tetraselmis, Isochrysis, and Thalassiosira).





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I’d like to order some, but please clarify how long they live and how best to keep them alive. I don’t know what “should last” means. Does that mean they die in “x” amount (prox) of time and are still edible for up to 3 months or do they actually live that long in a refrigerator ?


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I’d like to order some, but please clarify how long they live and how best to keep them alive. I don’t know what “should last” means. Does that mean they die in “x” amount (prox) of time and are still edible for up to 3 months or do they actually live that long in a refrigerator ?


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I can’t give you a specific date that it will die because there are too many variables but yes it’s still good to feed even if it dies as long as it doesn’t smell like rotten eggs. As long as you keep it refrigerated and you shake it every day, so it doesn’t settle, it can last up to 30 days or more.


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When is the next batch ready? Or if there is a qt left, i can come by tomorrow for pick up.


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Got another batch ready. 2.5 gallons this time around.



I’ll be shipping on Tuesday

25.00 quart
40.00 half gallon
70.00 gallon

Nannochloropsis, Tetraselmis, Isochrysis, and Thalassiosira


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