Tank Bacteria - Aquabiomics

[eholceker]

For those that like to know what's lurking in your tank and the overall flora that keeps everything alive I suggest checking out a company called Aquabiomics. I just got my report back on my tank. Very interesting stuff.

 

[iTzJu]

this is pretty cool, i will probably send in a sample of my frag tank in and my display.

 

[radiata]

Interesting stuff indeed! But are you planning to make any bacterial adjustments? And, if so, how will you do it?

 

[Sponge]

What does this cost. And is there a commercial or reasonable way to adjust or know what’s Beneficial. Also. It seems to compare what’s in other tanks. Not the ocean. I would love to know what results would be with ocean water.

 

[Sponge]

Went to web site. 100 bucks for test. But most significant info I saw. Was how there was little to no algae growth at end of experiment with live rock tank. Very very interesting indeed.

 

[eholceker]

Interesting stuff indeed! But are you planning to make any bacterial adjustments? And, if so, how will you do it?

I dont. My tank is running pretty good. I was more concerned with some of the fish and coral pathogens. This is really the first way we can actually test for it on a high level.

 

[eholceker]

Went to web site. 100 bucks for test. But most significant info I saw. Was how there was little to no algae growth at end of experiment with live rock tank. Very very interesting indeed.

I think it's just the tip iceberg. Cant wait to see how little bacteria is actually in all these supplements people are buying. W po uldnt it be interesting if all these problems (e.g dino's) can be solved by just adding some real live rock to your system?