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Ducky · 07-26-2007, 11:28 AM

YEP!When the egg sack is there (1st day hatch) the nutritional value is very good. Once the egg sack is gone then the nutritional value is gone.
Yep again lol...phytoplankton. I feed DT's when needed and a product Called Nutra Rose and spirulina. BUT quickly outside with natural sunlight you can culture some nice green water.
I took a salt bucket..cut lid top out(leaving just the rim) and put screen in it. Poked a hole in middle for an airline and set the Stinky bucket out under the eve of the house where it collects sun, pollen...but I am still feeding it every few days. In just 2/3 weeks I have some nice small shrimp for my fishes that are gut loaded with good food.
Ducky
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07-26-2007, 11:28 AM	#8 (permalink)
Ducky Fire Coral Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Maryland, USA Posts: 60 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: hatching brine shrimp????????? YEP!When the egg sack is there (1st day hatch) the nutritional value is very good. Once the egg sack is gone then the nutritional value is gone. Yep again lol...phytoplankton. I feed DT's when needed and a product Called Nutra Rose and spirulina. BUT quickly outside with natural sunlight you can culture some nice green water. I took a salt bucket..cut lid top out(leaving just the rim) and put screen in it. Poked a hole in middle for an airline and set the Stinky bucket out under the eve of the house where it collects sun, pollen...but I am still feeding it every few days. In just 2/3 weeks I have some nice small shrimp for my fishes that are gut loaded with good food. Ducky I