Can I store my brine shrimp eggs at room temperature in an empty fish food plastic sealed top container?
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I am going to brine some shrimp later and suggestions i have seen say to brine for 30 minutes at room temperature. Problem is, I want to prepare them and put them in some tupperware for transport to a friend’s bbq. If I leave them in the brine after i clean them and just stick the containers in the fridge after 30 minutes at room temp, will sitting in there too long break down the shrimp meat?
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how long will it take for brine shrimp eggs to hatch at room temperature?
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The conentration in water affects the hatching of brine shrimp eggs.A scientist wants to determine the best conditions in which to hatch the shrimp eggs. In a laboratory, brine shrimp will grow at room temperature in small glass containers of salt water.
Describe the steps of a controlled experiment that would determine the best saltwater concentration in which to hatch brine shrimp eggs.In your response,be sure to indicate:
-The materials that will be used
-The type of data that will be collected
-How the data will be used to answer questions about the salt requirements of brine shrimp.
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