My pet “Artemia” are swimming in the water tank. Connecting Artemias are breeding pair (forward is female) and they will mate just after moulting of female. Some brownish colored Artemia are matured and having eggs. And you can see tiny swimming plankton in this movie. That are babies!
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Title says it all. The fry are close to free swimming. You will notice the gray puffy masses. They are the dead brine shrimp that was accidentally thrown into the tank (alive originally of course.) The fry actually appear to be chewing away at the brine shrimp. Kind of kewl. Getting the brine shrimp eggs today.
in my aquarium
今年の春個体の 2世です保存してあった卵が、孵化してしまいました。 現在は 室内で飼育中です
One of Zachary’s Christmas presents was this kit. You can see the little guys swimming. It was incredible they started moving instantly after adding water, previously they were just dried lifeless bits.
2010 ScienceTrek Grade 8
Video Rating: 3 / 5
A few of them swim around the tank but most look like they’re headbutting the bottom of the container. Theres a lot of green stuff building up at the bottom too. Is something wrong with them?
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