Very Simple Way To Hatch Many Brine Shrimp Eggs WITHOUT USING AIRPUMP!! And Can Harvest Up To 3X! 

Happy hatching bro!

The only thing that is really important is the good amount of salt and temperature. Feed them with spirulina or activayed yeast, they will grow to adult and breed. No more need to buy them after that 1st batch.

depends on the brand of bbs usually in a small space or in the hatchery it will die in 2 to 4 days but you can keep them for long periods of time but the protein cotent of the bbs will slowly die out the more they grow older if you continue to raise them 55% to 60% protein will go down to 50% to 40% it will greatly affect the protein needs of your also i think heat from light sources is enough.

Yes bro..

Algae

Ipakain mona yan sa isda mo para sila ang lumaki hhehe

Yes but i dont know how to grow it to adult

Buy online or aquatic supplies(pet shop)

No. Salt is used to treat fish deseases.

@@albertsguppyadventure4293 table salt or the salt used for marine fish?

@@ilmanasmuei Never table salt.. Aquarium salt.

​@@ilmanasmuei normal rock salt is also good better than aquarium Salt for curing and maintaining good health also but non iodised!! Rock salt

Happy hatching bro!

no

Yes you can it works and some people tell that iodised salt doesn’t work but it’s perfectly fine

hatch rates lower without proper setup

Yes

No. Just water, salt, and the brine shrimp eggs. I have a desklamp (like the Pixar one) and I place it over the open containers. It seems to generate a little heat, and I’ve had success with this method.

No it's rock salt in hindi we call it "Jada namak"

Rock salt

Brine shrimp may need heat to hatch, your temp is probably too cold

Shake mo lang sir tapos kung ayaw hayaan mo lang. Mapipisa din naman yan

Thanks

Dapat ba na sisikatan ng ilaw

@@AANIME519 wag patay yan

That's what I was thinking, because that is a lot of eggs to go to waste. Like you said that's for 2ltrs

Never knew they can live after hatched. They usually die.

@@albertsguppyadventure4293 Because they die of hunger, give them spirulina or activated yeast. They will turn to adult and reproduce. Never buy again.

Unless you want baby brine shrimp do this apparently im not a expert but this sounds right

@@albertsguppyadventure4293 They are very fragile. They usually die over a few days but if the parameters are right some of them will make it to adulthood and reproduce. Free food! There are a few videos about this on youtube.

Also you can buy fairy shrimp eggs. They are about the same critter but live in fresh water and easier to maintain alive.

This is 1/4tbsp

@@albertsguppyadventure4293 can you tell me what the temp is of the environment?