Brine Shrimp Hatching Kit
Sera offers a complete hatching kit including the brine shrimp eggs, salt, airline tubing, pipe extractor, and brine shrimp separator. YOU WILL NEED A SMALL AIRPUMP. Try the Hygger mini air pump if you don’t have one – only $15 and super quiet, lots of air. Everything else is provided to build a continuous brine shrimp hatching facility. You will also need a standard plastic top beverage bottle – rinse thoroughly.
Set this up by a table lamp and you will have plenty of brine shrimp in two days. Shrimp will stay alive about two days after hatching, so feed them quickly.
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Brine shrimp eggs | 1 pack |
| Salt | 1 packet |
| Airline tubing | 1 piece |
| Pipe extractor | 1 piece |
| Brine shrimp separator | 1 piece |
FAQ
How long does it take to hatch brine shrimp with this kit?
You will have plenty of brine shrimp in two days.
Is an air pump included in the kit?
No, a small air pump is required. The kit includes airline tubing and a pipe extractor to connect to the air pump.
What type of bottle is needed for the setup?
A standard plastic top beverage bottle is required. It must be rinsed thoroughly before use.
Heather Forsyth –
Set up the kit in under 15 minutes. Used a Hygger mini air pump and got a good batch of brine shrimp in two days. The shrimp stayed alive for about two days after hatching. Easy to follow instructions and all components were well packed.
Penelope Graham –
The kit works well with a small air pump. I used a plastic soda bottle and it worked perfectly. The shrimp hatched quickly and were active right away. Only downside is the need to buy an air pump separately.
Carol Hamilton –
Very satisfied with the quality of the components. The separator and tubing are durable. Set it up by a lamp and had shrimp ready in two days. Feeding them was simple and they stayed alive for the expected two days.