and uses the heat from the aquarium and the light to hatch the shrimp. It states it takes 24-36 hours (not sure if that time frame is with lights on 24 hours a day – which of course they are not as that would upset the fish).
It has been about 32 hours. (They are decapsulated) Doesn’t seem they have hatched, how can I know for sure?
Also, what the hell is the smell about????
Got to be honest, not getting a lot (or any) helpful answers here people.
Posted in Brine Shrimp
Tagged aquarium, brine, Brine Shrimp Hatchery, course, day, fish, frame, hatchery, heat, light, shrimp, Time, time frame
My Triops have grown so big that he is now evenly sized with his fellow tank-mate *fairy shrimp*. The previous day he was 1/2 the size of the fairy shrimp=HE DOUBLED IN SIZE IN A DAY. I believe one reason is because he was fed a high protein diet of freeze-dried daphnia(a crustacean). I think it’s also because of the higher temperatureof his tank (the hotter=they grow faster). I hope you enjoy and I will be making more Triops series vids soon!
Posted in Fairy Shrimp
Tagged daphnia, Day 6, Fairy Shrimp, Freeze-dried, growth, heat, light, thatfishbreeder, triops, Triops series