How do you hatch brine egg?

Originally Posted by EvolutionZ

if those salt that i get from LFS?

good hatch rate will generally depend on factors like:
salinity
quality of eggs
duration
temperature

As long as its salt for fishes, they are fine.. but i marine salt is better. Hatchery rate depends on certain factors:
PH: about 7.5-8 Can use CC to treat awter 1st
Temp : 24-26
Salinity : Not sure.. Trial and error.
Air pump: The more the merrier Provided your water dont over flow
Preferably aged water. Try not to use anti-chlorine / chloramine products to treat the water.

Originally Posted by fireopal

good hatch rate will generally depend on factors like:
salinity
quality of eggs
duration
temperature

Yeap, quality of egg is also impt. Those kept at 4DegC eggs are usually better than those on shelves

[EvolutionZ]

u guys hatch brine shrimp for?

I used to breed bettas last time.. thus read up abit on that and tried to hatch. But dont ask me about bettas.. i only tried breeding twice and is those 1 for $1 hahaz

Originally Posted by EvolutionZ

u guys hatch brine shrimp for?

norm for feeding fries..
to rear the brine shrimp to adult size for feeding other fishes is a bit slow leh..

Originally Posted by natsuboku

Yeap, quality of egg is also impt. Those kept at 4DegC eggs are usually better than those on shelves

if no choice got to get those off the shelves..
try to get the more reliable brands, which are normally imported brands..

[EvolutionZ]

ohh.... bring shrimp adults is cheap...50cents alot in LFS

I reared brine shrimp when i was in Primary school, they called it Sea monkeys that time.. Spent so much $, in the end found out it was sold at $2 per pack of hundreds in LFS

Originally Posted by EvolutionZ

ohh.... bring shrimp adults is cheap...50cents alot in LFS

well..sometimes inside got young BBS darting around too..