

Baby Brine Shrimp Eggs, Artemia Hatching, Salt Lake USA - GRADE A, 90% RATE (75g)
About this item
- ✓ 90% Hatch Rate: Tested under ideal conditions.
- ✓ Fast Hatch Time: Nauplii ready in just 24-36 hours.
- ✓ High Protein: Perfect nutrition for growing fry.
- ✓ Cost-Effective: Great value efficient fry food.
- ✓ Moisture Protection: Sealed for extended shelf life.
- ✓ Grade A Quality: Artemia sourced from Salt Lake
Product description
Product description Salt Lake Brine Shrimp Eggs are a top choice for breeders and hobbyists alike. With a 90% hatch rate, they're packed with the high-protein nutrition your fry need to thrive. The eggs are rigorously batch-tested to ensure performance and freshness. Perfect for feeding fry, juvenile fish, and picky eaters. These Grade A Artemia from the Great Salt Lake offer unmatched nutrition, high hatch rates, and fast hatch times. Once hatched, baby brine shrimp (nauplii) swim actively, which naturally triggers a feeding response in fish. Their constant movement makes them highly visible and irresistible to fry. At under 0.5 mm in size, they are perfectly suited to tiny mouths, offering nutrient-rich food source that supports rapid growth and strong development. Hatching Instructions: Prepare the Water: Use up to 2g of eggs with 25-30g of salt (NaCl, no additives) per litre of water. No need for dechlorinator—chlorine helps soften egg shells. Set the Conditions: Maintain a temperature of ~28°C with constant light. Adjust pH to 8.0-8.5 by adding 1.5g of Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda) per litre of water. Aerate: Use gentle aeration to keep the eggs suspended. A small aquarium air pump works well. Hatch: Under ideal conditions, nauplii hatch within 24-36h with up to 90% success. If conditions vary, allow up to 48 h. Suitable even for simple home setups. Harvest: Separate the egg from the nauplii using fine mesh nets (80-200 micron) or attract them with a light source and collect via pipette. Storage: Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Use within 6 months of opening. For long-term storage (up to 2 years), refrigerate or freeze. Note: Lower temperatures may affect moisture levels and reduce hatch performance over time. Safety: Not for human consumption. Keep away from children—small parts may pose a choking hazard. Contains a silica gel sachet. Regularly test your water parameters for best results. Indications All life stages Ingredients Artemia eggs Directions Hatching Instructions: Prepare the Water: Use up to 2g of eggs with 25-30g of salt (NaCl, no additives) per litre of water. No need for dechlorinator—chlorine helps soften egg shells. Set the Conditions: Maintain a temperature of ~28°C with constant light. Adjust pH to 8.0-8.5 by adding 1.5g of Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda) per litre of water. Aerate: Use gentle aeration to keep the eggs suspended. A small aquarium air pump works well. Hatch: Under ideal conditions, nauplii hatch within 24-36h with up to 90% success. If conditions vary, allow up to 48 h. Suitable even for simple home setups. Harvest: Separate the egg from the nauplii using fine mesh nets (80-200 micron) or attract them with a light source and collect via pipette. Storage: Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Use within 6 months of opening. For long-term storage (up to 2 years), refrigerate or freeze. Note: Lower temperatures may affect moisture levels and reduce hatch performance over time. Safety: Not for human consumption. Keep away from children—small parts may pose a choking hazard. Contains a silica gel sachet. Regularly test your water parameters for best results.
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