Hobby Artemia Brine Shrimp Eggs Breeder Hatchery
Simplest method of hatching brine shrimp eggs. Only the eggs and salt are required. It is not even necessary here to connect an aerator. Enables simple removal of larvae for feeding to your young fish.
Artemia salina are crustaceans which are over 100 million years old and are to be found in salt lakes. They are one of the most interesting and resistant forms of life in existence. Aquarists have a high regard for the great nutritional value brine shrimps have for fish and their colour development. But the rearing and keeping of artemia is also an exciting and fascinating experience, and not only for children.
Instructions for Use
Dissolve 3 slightly heaped teaspoons (15 g) of HOBBY Ar
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Brine shrimp eggs | As needed |
| Salt | 3 slightly heaped teaspoons (15 g) |
FAQ
Can I use this breeder without an aerator?
Yes, it is not necessary to connect an aerator. The breeder works efficiently with just the eggs and salt.
How long does it take for the eggs to hatch?
Please contact customer service
Is this product suitable for beginners?
Yes, the setup is simple and requires only basic materials like eggs and salt.
Peter Bell –
Easy to set up and effective. I used it to feed my betta fish and noticed better color development. No need for extra equipment, just eggs and salt. Works perfectly for small aquariums.
Caroline Martin –
The instructions are clear and the process is straightforward. I’ve used it for several weeks now and the larvae are consistently ready for feeding. Great for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
Madeleine Black –
Highly recommended for fish keepers. The hatch rate is excellent and the brine shrimp are nutritious. No complications during use. Simple and reliable.