<<Questions then :
<<<which is better hay (legume or grass) or straw (oat or wheat) The type of straw doesn't
matter and I have been able to grow populations in lawn grass, hay, straw
(oat, not wheat...didn't try) and "roadside grasses". Why not use
some of all of them and see if you increase the
diversity
<<<add water
Don't forget to dechlorinate. I use a five gallon
bucket. You can put in just a handful of hay or more, I don't think it matters
too much provided you
then do aerate or make a sun tea ? which we now all know is anaerobic Then aerate....here I think the fish tank
pump and bubbler can be put to reuse!
Many protozoa, like paramecium of High School
Biology classes, can be seen, but just, with the naked eye. Get some of the
water under a microscope and you will find all sorts of things including algae,
paramecium, volvox, euglena...things you diagramed in class a long time ago.
Cheers,
Jeff
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