Which species would be best at capturing carbon, for sequestration?

Hello fellow Algae enthusiasts! There is so much information out there for Spirulina growth medium but near impossible to find for Chlorella. That brought me here to start this thread in hopes of helping others wishing to get started in home Chlorella cultivation :) please any experts willing to share their knowledge, your input is appreciated.

I’ll go first. Growth Medium used in the Philippines, fish farms: Pellet Fertilizer NPK (N-16 P-16 K-16) Urea (N-46 P-0 K-0) Dolomite lime Bran Molases (from brown sugar) EM4 (Effective Microorganisms)

Hello, I am doing some research for a project, and am wondering if bioluminescent algae can be used as a fuel source? What determines if algae can be used as a resource?

I'm curious to know what a realistic yield per day (in grams) is per square meter of growing spirulina. Googling around is showing an extreme range of 5 grams per day on the low end, up to 120g+. Seems like an interesting hobby to pick up!

Just curious because usually it is expensive but tastes incredible.

Any links or tutorials?

I've been doing a bit of reading on the ability of seaweed/kelp/algae (seaweed) to be used as a replacement for single use plastic products.

What species of seaweed are best suited for this process?

Hi, can someone tell me which algae species contaminate which algae cultures?I have looked on the internet but found almost nothing about algae on algae contamination

Will they coexist properly with eachother? What if shellfish lived in the same body of water as them?

Looking for advice on what would be a good air pump for a large fish tank style algae farm. Something sturdy so probably not eBay but want to keep it solar powered as the aim of the project is to minimise the carbon footprint. Any suggestions ?

There doesnt seem to be a lot of information on constructing medium scale PBRs . Does anyone know of some? Thakns!

Anybody know of any outfits in Seattle?

Hey, I figured this was the perfect place to put this. I'm an undergraduate biochemistry major and am going to be doing a research project and want to have an algal monoculture of Nannochloropsis to save some money.

I am totally new to algaculture but I have bred fish and bacteria before. I was hoping you guys had some resources and/or advice on how to grow and maintain a monoculture.

What sort of price range are we talking for such setups? Money isn't a huge issue but this is going to be a small scale operation and isn't actually the focus of the research so I'm hoping to do this as cheaply as possible while not compromising on quality.

I haven't decided exactly which species of Nannochloropsis to use so if there are differences in breeding them, I'd appreciate an explanation.

Thank you for your help!