Cool. That works.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
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Thats a really cool product, Those biospheres just use a magnet on the inside of the glass and scratches stuff but this product you have shown looks to solve that issue.
If you get it make sure to post a mini review of it and some photos for the 'Brackish tank maintenance, help and healthcare section.' 
Wander wrote:Opae ula related, i really wanted to buy your product but there is no shipping option for me and the only seller that does makes it really expensiveNo worries, it was just a suggestion. I actually think the product you found is better.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
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I had those once. It didn't survive though in my tank but it did grow for 2 months or so and then downhill from there turning white/dying. Hope you have better luck.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
I've tried this stuff before and it too went a lime green/white and died but did last months and months. Let us all know how you get on.
I'm not sure, i had a tank setup cycling and didn't check on it for about a year (had no livestock in it). When i came back to it the plant was white/light green and started falling apart. I didn't have access to the tank over that year so i couldn't check
Wander wrote:Ah! And what kind of lighting did that tank use?These: http://www.rocketaquatics.co.uk/Hugo-Ka ... ights.html
I have 2x3Watt light set.
I dont add any plant food to my tanks, so what ever nitrates were produced.
Mine didnt but @opae ula related did so you may be better asking him about the Chaeto.