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Re: Shrimp eggs- Now a problem
- Subject: Re: Shrimp eggs- Now a problem
- From: IDMiamiBob@aol.com
- Date: Sun, 5 Oct 1997 01:02:24 -0400 (EDT)
Darren Hanson answers;
<< I wonder why you don't just hatch your brine
shrimp while still in the cysts? With a high quality product 90% or even
more will hatch out in as little as 18 hours depending on salinity, pH and
temperature. With careful siphoning, unhatched and empty cysts should not be
a significant problem. >>
This is a school project for my 6th grader. Did you say something about caref
ul siphoning? She just picks up the hatchery and pours it through the net.
That's the best I can get from her.
Besides, no matter how careful you are, a few shells still get into the tank.
Hey, here's an idea- do you suppose a short time in one of those food
dehydraters they sell on the info-mercials would do the trick of drying them?
Or does it get too hot in there?
Bob