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"Micropia is what I call my small aquarium ecosystem used to house an assortment of microfauna and snails, such as ostracods, detritus worms and plenty others. How will their populations compete against each other? Let's watch!"
 

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I'm jealous of the green water. Could culture some good daphnia populations with that
 
I'm jealous of the green water. Could culture some good daphnia populations with that
It takes time and balance. You have to set up their ecosystem from lowest order creature to highest. Live plants and leaf litter, then microfauna. After two for so months, should have something like this. Hold off on snails and fish since they'll eat the microfauna eggs.
😁Best of luck.
 
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