How do you hatch brine shrimp?

Answer 1

The top of a pop bottle the cone chape makes hatiching easier. Some salt, i used iodized salt and it turned out the best. Fresh spring water and make shur the sulity of salt for water is exact!

Answer 2

Nothing! The brine shrimp don't need any food for the first twenty-four hours after they've hatched. After that though you can feed them baker's yeast, wheat flour, or egg yolk. If you want to buy something from the pet shop though they have brine shrimp food.

Answer 3

This depends on your definition of frozen shrimp.

If you mean frozen, food grade shrimp, then you most certainly can not hatch brine shrimp from them as brine shrimp are an entirely different species altogether.

If you mean the crystallized eggs which should come in a packet with your sea monkey aquarium, you should have also received a packet of solution which you are supposed to mix with a specific amount of tap water to recreate the conditions necessary for brine shrimp (sea monkeys) to live and thrive.

If you actually have frozen brine shrimp eggs, you're screwed. Brine shrimp live in temperate to desert like conditions in the worlds many salt lakes, thus they would never be frozen in the wild naturally. I am not certain they would be able to survive being frozen, although I certainly could be wrong.

Answer 4

just type it on YouTube its veryy simple with some eggs, saltwater, liter bottle and a brine shrimp hatchery set-up :]