How to prepare hatch BBS(Baby Brine Shrimp) from eggs

I buy mine from Polyart. About 6bucks for a small bottle, reasonable hatch rate. Been using for 3 months liao, no problems.

I think you can order good quality BBS eggs from the internet, but expensive unless buy in bulk. Maybe the bros here can consider sharing... ?

[fireblade]

look out for something like this..

http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...770&highlight=

Is there an expiry date/ to use the product once opened within how long? Unless it can be kept long, it will be too big can for some people like me where I only feed to fry till 2-3 weeks old.

Originally Posted by fireblade

look out for something like this..

http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...770&highlight=

Cool!

Originally Posted by kaner

Is there an expiry date/ to use the product once opened within how long? Unless it can be kept long, it will be too big can for some people like me where I only feed to fry till 2-3 weeks old.

I read from other forums that it can last up to a year if you keep it dry, cool or refrigerated. Actually, you can also feed your fries beyond 3 weeks old. I'm still feeding the juveniles (1-2months old) with bbs. And sometimes, the adults too, just to give them some varieties.

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mine has been with me for a year liao.. :P
still in the fridge...
hatch rate still good

Feed BBS to adults seems so not full to them . As compared to tubiflex.

Don't know when will be there another order from Bro Kee Huat like last year august.

[fireblade]

feed dry food first then supplement with BBS

Originally Posted by fireblade

feed dry food first then supplement with BBS

Yup totally!
If I feed BBS first, then throw in dry food, my adult gups totally ignore the dry food... it takes a while for them to chomp up the swimming BBS.

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of course lah...live food more tasty...
you will rather eat cooked food then biscuit right ?

[Worldofbettas]

Originally Posted by GupFan

Cool!



I read from other forums that it can last up to a year if you keep it dry, cool or refrigerated. Actually, you can also feed your fries beyond 3 weeks old. I'm still feeding the juveniles (1-2months old) with bbs. And sometimes, the adults too, just to give them some varieties.

i think can last long if u keep it refrigerated,chanced upon a video on youtube about hatching a pack of 30 years old bbs LOL
btw TS, heres the guide i followed :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uNkH...RqqnbwH7VxAZM=