Culturing Phytoplankton?

What is an easy yet reliable way to culture phytoplankton? I'm looking for something that I can do that will be simple, take up little space, but provide enough plankton to keep feeding specifically my clam and copepods in my 65g display. I've been reading a few different websites that have the basic structure of setting up a culture that seem pretty easy and reliable, such as this:
http://www.melevsreef.com/phytoplankton.html
I'm mostly curious at the ingredients he used. I really would like to know what you use to feed the phytoplankton. I know his blog says Micro Algae grow but what is that? And are there any sorts of additives that you can feed your phyto to make them more vitamin and goodness rich for any organisms that will be eating them? I understand that these guys are close to the bottom of the food chain and therefore have the most nutrient value in them to start. I'm just wondering if I can feed these little guys anything to make them even better for critters to be eating. My goals are to help maintain my clam, help maintain my copepod population (in both tank and culture) and to help any other organisms that would be eating them stay happy and healthy.
Any suggestions? Please explain what setup you used, what ingredients/plankton food you used, and a timeline for when you did anything.
Thanks!!
Kylie

 

haha sounds good. I should be studying for evolution right now... but this is more interesting /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default//emoticons/tongue.gif

 

There, you got me feeling bad so now i'm studying while checking to see if anyone posts /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default//emoticons/tongue.gif

 

Haha thats what comes with being a science major /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default//emoticons/wink.gif

 

I would but I would be constantly getting reminders because all board members get a copy of any importsnt email that ever gets sent out. Dont want to do all of that on my phone. Good idea though!