Breeding Brine Shrimp
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23 Sep 2018 18:52 #1
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Hi I'm new to this site but not new to fish keeping.... I'm Adrian from Mayo.
I've a Fluval Roma 200 tank for the last 7
years and I keep around 30 Tetras, 8 Danios, 1 common Pelco, and 3 Denison Barbs. I'd like to start making my own live food to give my fish a break form the same old fish Flakes.
I bought a JBL Brine Shrimp hatchery and the JBL premix of the salt and eggs.
I've tried 4-5 times to hatch the eggs and I haven't succeeded.... I've read up that that make of eggs can be pretty crap!
So would ye be able to recommend a good brand of eggs I can purchase via the Internet?
Thanks!
I've a Fluval Roma 200 tank for the last 7
years and I keep around 30 Tetras, 8 Danios, 1 common Pelco, and 3 Denison Barbs. I'd like to start making my own live food to give my fish a break form the same old fish Flakes.
I bought a JBL Brine Shrimp hatchery and the JBL premix of the salt and eggs.
I've tried 4-5 times to hatch the eggs and I haven't succeeded.... I've read up that that make of eggs can be pretty crap!
So would ye be able to recommend a good brand of eggs I can purchase via the Internet?
Thanks!
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23 Sep 2018 19:12 #2
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Replied by JohnH (John) on topic Breeding Brine Shrimp
Adrian, welcome.
Although there isn't an article specifically about raisnin them to adults there are some pretty interesting articles in the 'Foods And Feeding section of Articles:
www.irishfishkeepers.com/articles/51-foods-and-feeding
John
Although there isn't an article specifically about raisnin them to adults there are some pretty interesting articles in the 'Foods And Feeding section of Articles:
www.irishfishkeepers.com/articles/51-foods-and-feeding
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24 Sep 2018 12:29 #3
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Why not try daphnia it's pretty easy and less hassle
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24 Sep 2018 21:39 #4
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So how do you breed them? Are they alot easier
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25 Sep 2018 14:18 #5
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If you use the link posted previously you will find Colin's experiences with Daphnia (and other live foods) breeding, it's quite comprehensive.
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26 Sep 2018 10:34 #6
by Liam29 (Liam Ó Donohoe)
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I just have them in a 10ltr bucket inside because the weather has gotten colder.. I just feed them spirulina and the odd water change and they breed like crazy. U can leave them out side in the spring Aswel if u wanted to.
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