The **EASIEST** DIY Brine Shrimp Hatchery 

i like this idea of a product where the salt and eggs are mixed together!

I like when hobbyists share ways to keep it simple and real. But I have to ask Ron....A brine shrimp video on RU-vid without a $50 brine shrimp hatchery or eggs from a green can? How can this be? LOL. No need to de-chlorinate if you do use tap water. Chlorine will gas off before the eggs hatch. And actually its believed the chlorine partially decapsulates the cysts so the hatch rate improves. In fact, bleach is used by many hatcheries to completely decapsulate the eggs. Plenty of info about this on the interweb. Floating in the tanks to maintain warmer temps is smart. I hatch BBS at ambient fish room temp (71-73). Excellent hatch rate every time. Just takes a little longer as he mentioned. 24 hours on average. He's also 100% right that (no airstone) coarse bubbles work better. Cool idea to have the eggs and salt combined to make it easy. Thanks for sharing. Always nice to see other methods that work.

Amazing video i have been wondering if i should get a hatchery or do this method and you convinced me to do this method ty ❤

Thank you for the kind information, i'm sure going to use this method to siphon them out. its so easy that i didnt even think about it.

Great video. Thanks for keeping it simple. Coincidentally I've been looking at the Canadian Aqua Farm. Nice to see the person behind the scenes.

Nice and simple! Just what I was looking for for a few small fish! Thanks!

Thank you so much for this! I just started breeding axolotls and I have micro worms, daphnia, and black worms. I wanted to add bbs to the mix without having to sacrifice more space for a complex hatchery. This will work excellent!

He makes it look so easy! nice info! awesome video!

I loved this so much I now have 2

Rick you’re awesome. A1 product. From me this is a five star product!!!!’

Great video!

Awesome video!! Great info! I used a 2 litre pop bottle that I cut in half with a bubbler to do mine!

Nice and easy. 🧞‍♀️

Great idea . I'm not sure if I'll try knowing my luck the bottle would tip over and I would have salt water in my fresh water tank

nice, how to separate the empty shells or unhatched ones when you want to feed

Hi Ron... excellent video!!!

Great video Thankyou. Just a quick question please . Do you keep the light on at night time too? Or do you turn it off and they still hatch ok? Many thanks

How quick can you ship to Ontario?

Cool video mate! Keep it up! 😉👍

What about to have brine shrimp in marine fish tank to be sustainable live food for the fish ?

I eat them raw and use them like sesame seeds. Delicious!

When I hatch brine shrimp, the air fild with salt particuls makes a mess all around my hatchery because it has no lid. It makes me wonder if your method can also send salt particuls out of the bottle and into the tank.

How much would that bag last???? Im going to order some to try it out.... Great video 👍👍👍👍👍

Does the aquarium light need to stay on for the entire time of the hatch? I have my light on a timer for 8 hours in my tank.

Question. If I plan on keeping the live shrimp in the fridge do I need to change or add water? How would I know the brine are no longer good to be fed?

Hey I need some help,I have aws deal brine shrimp,I’ve put them in a 2L tub with air pump on all the time,I put in a heater inside the tub and put the heater on for 30 degrees,It’s been 24 hours and the bbs didn’t hatch any ideas why?

I thought chlorine didn't matter when hatching? Many vids and what I read say chlorine even helps hatch faster? I am gonna.try my first batch 😎

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I just float min in a tupperware dish in a tank, dont even put in an air tube, they hatch fine

Why are you wearing a mask just to work with brine shrimp?

“Easiest” bro.. you ever heard of adding salt to your Filtered water and literally dumping some tiny portion of brineshrimp and wait for it to hatch? You dont need pump nor light not even a heater…

So basically it’s a add water mix

I have a easier one

Wearing masks... jesus