Bio-Orb Instructions
Your Bio-Orb is ready to fill
Remove silicone stopper and fill with PyroDinos
Remove cap from PyroDino pouch. Holding over a sink, pour entire contents of PyroDino pouch into Bio-Orb.
Place Bio-Orb in a moderately lighted area (low to moderate lighting). Wait five to seven days before adding DinoNutrients. PyroDinos require daily light and moderate temperatures to survive.
Place the Bio-Orb in a location that gets low to moderate lighting during daytime hours. It is best to leave the Bio-Orb in one location and not move it from place to place.
> Typical room or office lighting supplemented with indirect (not direct) sunlight is best.
> NO Direct Sunlight (indirect sunlight OK)
Ideal Temperature: 63F to 79F (17C – 26C). Try to minimize temperature fluctuations.
It is beneficial (but not required) to leave silicone stopper resting at an angle on top of the Bio-Orb hole during daytime hours. The goal is to increase airflow while limiting evaporation.
It is beneficial (but not required) to gently swirl the Bio-Orb once a day, during daytime hours.
Viewing Bioluminescence
View bioluminescence during nighttime hours (after 7 pm) in a darkened area. Swirl gently to induce light. The Bio-Orb will not light up during daytime hours - even in a darkened room!
Some Key Points about feeding.
> Feeding is beneficial but not altogether required as long as the PyroDinos have daily light.
> Overfeeding is detrimental to PyroDinos (They prefer density and do not perform well when over diluted).
Recommended: Do not add DinoNutrients unless you see a thin line of PyroDinos at the top of the waterline near the edge of the glass: example shown
Maintenance feeding:
Add small amounts of DinoNutrients
(5%-10% of total volume) once every 2 weeks.
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Questions?
email: contact@pyrofarms.com
phone: 760-335-0990