Nitrosomas / Nitrobacter

Uncle Bete · Jan 15, 2004

here's something thats been bothering me for a while.

Somewhere(mag/forum?) I read about the possibility of the Nitrosomas actually being in the water, and that the Nitrobacters were mainly the ones attaching themselves to stuff like sponges/rocks/walls/etc. Anyone know or heard anything like this?

When I first read about'em yrs ago, they were all considered to be ON stuff.
I'm starting to think it was a saltwater article, because now I remember him going on about the different varieties of each, too.

Thanks,
Uncle Bete

JSchmidt · Jan 15, 2004

Don't have the link handy, but Nitrosomas and Nitrobacter have been pretty much eliminated as the primary nitrifiers in aquaria. I'll look for the journal article that discusses it, but maybe someone will post the link to it before I can dig it out.

Jim

RTR · Jan 16, 2004

http://www.marineland.com/drtims_reports.asp

There at least 4 articles which touch on these bacteria in the list above.

Uncle Bete · Jan 16, 2004

Thanks, I'll check it out.

btw the link didn't work for me, got the page error thingy.

I copy/pasted to my search bar and it worked? lol:shake:

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