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Shrimp Incubator, Shrimp Egg Hatching Kit for Aquarium, Hatching Tool
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Features:1.Improved version, amphibious (for use inside and outside the tank).Incubate as you wish, place it wherever you want.
2.Simple, convenient, and practical for hatching shrimp to feed fish.Easily harvest shrimp without muddy water.
3.The process is very simple, easy to use, and the incubation rate is high.
4.Made of high-quality plastic, non-toxic and durable.A good and wise choice you should make.
5. The appropriate temperature is 25 to 28 degrees Celsius; it can be used directly in the tank.
Specifications:Item Type: Shrimp Egg Incubator
Material: Plastic
Weight: Approx. 238 g / 8.4 oz
How to Use:
1. First, clean water is aerated. Then, 90% aerated treated water is injected into the incubator reservoir. Next, approximately 10 g of coarse salt is added to the reservoir water to dissolve beforehand.
2.Connect the aeration pump to the air inlet at the bottom of the incubator. Adjust the air volume to the appropriate size. The appropriate temperature is 28-30°C.
3.Add approximately 3-5 g of brine shrimp eggs. After approximately 36-48 hours (depending on the incubation temperature and the quality of the brine shrimp eggs), they should hatch smoothly.
4. Collection procedure: After the brine shrimp eggs have hatched, stop oxygenation and let them rest for approximately 10 to 15 minutes.The hatching brine shrimp will sink to the bottom, while the shrimp shells will float. The brine shrimp larvae can then be collected from the bottom of the incubator, and the small fish can be fed..
5.Please store any uneaten brine shrimp larvae in the refrigerator and freeze them.
6.The top inlet of the simple brine shrimp egg incubator is the air supply port.Please adjust the incoming air volume yourself.If the incoming air volume is too large or too small, it will affect the hatching time and survival rate of the brine shrimp eggs.Please adjust the incoming air volume using the air adjustment switch.
7.The top air supply port should be connected to a simple check valve, which can effectively prevent water from flowing back into the incubator and avoid damaging the air pump.
8.It can be installed in the tank for incubation with a constant temperature.
Package List:1 x Incubator1 x Outlet Tube1 x Bubble Stone1 x Check Valve1 x Base1 x Bottom Air Tube2 x Hangers4 x Suction Cups
Note:Because tropical fish need to be kept between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius in winter, the brine shrimp incubator can be used directly in the aquarium, which promotes hatching and increases the survival rate.Incubation Temperature: Brine shrimp eggs can be kept between 7 and 30 degrees Celsius. Incubation: The incubation rate increases with increasing temperature.The appropriate temperature for incubation is 25 to 30°C.Salinity: Different types of brine shrimp eggs have different salinity requirements during hatching.Before hatching, place the eggs in fresh water (mineral water can be used) for 30 to 60 minutes to allow the dehydrated eggs to fully absorb the water. Then, transfer the eggs to artificial seawater with a salinity of 3% for incubation.It is recommended to use sea salt when preparing the artificial seawater.This is because sea salt contains many types of ions, which are beneficial for breaking the larvae's shells.
2.Simple, convenient, and practical for hatching shrimp to feed fish.Easily harvest shrimp without muddy water.
3.The process is very simple, easy to use, and the incubation rate is high.
4.Made of high-quality plastic, non-toxic and durable.A good and wise choice you should make.
5. The appropriate temperature is 25 to 28 degrees Celsius; it can be used directly in the tank.
Specifications:Item Type: Shrimp Egg Incubator
Material: Plastic
Weight: Approx. 238 g / 8.4 oz
How to Use:
1. First, clean water is aerated. Then, 90% aerated treated water is injected into the incubator reservoir. Next, approximately 10 g of coarse salt is added to the reservoir water to dissolve beforehand.
2.Connect the aeration pump to the air inlet at the bottom of the incubator. Adjust the air volume to the appropriate size. The appropriate temperature is 28-30°C.
3.Add approximately 3-5 g of brine shrimp eggs. After approximately 36-48 hours (depending on the incubation temperature and the quality of the brine shrimp eggs), they should hatch smoothly.
4. Collection procedure: After the brine shrimp eggs have hatched, stop oxygenation and let them rest for approximately 10 to 15 minutes.The hatching brine shrimp will sink to the bottom, while the shrimp shells will float. The brine shrimp larvae can then be collected from the bottom of the incubator, and the small fish can be fed..
5.Please store any uneaten brine shrimp larvae in the refrigerator and freeze them.
6.The top inlet of the simple brine shrimp egg incubator is the air supply port.Please adjust the incoming air volume yourself.If the incoming air volume is too large or too small, it will affect the hatching time and survival rate of the brine shrimp eggs.Please adjust the incoming air volume using the air adjustment switch.
7.The top air supply port should be connected to a simple check valve, which can effectively prevent water from flowing back into the incubator and avoid damaging the air pump.
8.It can be installed in the tank for incubation with a constant temperature.
Package List:1 x Incubator1 x Outlet Tube1 x Bubble Stone1 x Check Valve1 x Base1 x Bottom Air Tube2 x Hangers4 x Suction Cups
Note:Because tropical fish need to be kept between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius in winter, the brine shrimp incubator can be used directly in the aquarium, which promotes hatching and increases the survival rate.Incubation Temperature: Brine shrimp eggs can be kept between 7 and 30 degrees Celsius. Incubation: The incubation rate increases with increasing temperature.The appropriate temperature for incubation is 25 to 30°C.Salinity: Different types of brine shrimp eggs have different salinity requirements during hatching.Before hatching, place the eggs in fresh water (mineral water can be used) for 30 to 60 minutes to allow the dehydrated eggs to fully absorb the water. Then, transfer the eggs to artificial seawater with a salinity of 3% for incubation.It is recommended to use sea salt when preparing the artificial seawater.This is because sea salt contains many types of ions, which are beneficial for breaking the larvae's shells.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourMulticolour
- Pcs per pack1
- MaterialPlastic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242422618
- MMID177528343664
- Product codeQD-GB26Y58984
- EAN5002098289744
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