Increasing natural planktonic levels

I'm looking for the old salts here... How do you keep your phyto and zooplankton populations high and diverse?
I have considered starting a phyto population and then also starting a brine shrimp population so I can harvest the young a few hours after hatching. But seems like a TON of extra work

So what do you guys do?

 

The problem is pumps, the rotors kill most plankton.

 

So I usually supplement with tetraselmis, and baby brine shrimp also works, however it is mostly just for feeding fish

 

I am looking more to feed corals. Acropora

 

Sorry but that simply is not true. People LOVE to say that, its simply not true. The limiting factors for a good zooplankton population i aquaria is predation and food.

 

That's what I thought Gresham, thank you.
But while you're here... Do you guys have any live products that are easy to keep a culture alive that would help diversify my tank a bit?