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San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz 3 Count

San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz 3 Count

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Benefits of San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz 3 Count

San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz 3 Count

San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz 3 Count

By San Francisco Bay

Product Highlights

  • Freshly hatched live food—no additives or fillers
  • Promotes healthy fry and small fish growth
  • Great for corals, clams, crabs, and invertebrates
  • Sparks natural feeding response in finicky fish
  • Easy “just add water” hatching at home or class
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Description

Give your baby fish and reef tanks a nutritious boost with one of the most trusted live food options available. Freshly hatched brine shrimp are one of the most nutritious live foods, making them an excellent choice for fry, small fish, and marine invertebrates. This convenient packet of San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix Fish Food 0.74-oz, 3 Count contains everything you need; just add water to start hatching. For over forty years, the San Francisco Bay fish food brand has been trusted by aquarists for high-quality brine shrimp eggs, which promote healthy growth and strong feeding responses. Perfect for both hobbyists and educational use, it's one of the best freshwater fish food options for raising healthy, vibrant aquatic life.

KEY BENEFITS

  • Provides freshly hatched live food with no additives or preservatives
  • Supports healthy growth and development in fry and small freshwater species
  • San Francisco Bay fish food is ideal for corals, clams, crabs, and other saltwater invertebrates
  • Triggers natural feeding behavior, even in finicky fish
  • Simple “just add water” formula for convenient hatching at home or in classrooms
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INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS 

Ingredients

Sodium chloride, magnesium sulphate, brine shrimp eggs.

Guaranteed Analysis:

Nutrients  Amount 
Crude Protein (min): 55%
Crude Fat (min) 18%
Crude Fiber (max) 5%
Moisture (max) 9%

Attributes & Specifications

Item Type

Brine Shrimp Hatch Mix

Form

Freeze-dried eggs with salt

Packaging

0.74-oz packets, 3 count

Type of Food

Live food hatch mix

Flavor

Natural brine shrimp

Free From

Additives, preservatives

Recommended For

Baby freshwater fish, reef fish, corals, and invertebrates

safety & precautions

  • Always maintain proper temperature and pH for successful hatching.
  • Do not overfeed to avoid fouling the water.
  • Rinse brine shrimp before feeding to remove excess salt.
  • Store packets in a cool, dry place.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Feeding Method Guidelines
Hatching Pour 1 packet into 1 liter of water, maintain 80–82°F and pH 8.0+, aerate if needed. Shrimp hatch in 24–36 hours.
Harvesting After hatching, turn off aeration, allow shells to float, then siphon shrimp from the bottom into a fine mesh net.
Feeding Rinse shrimp with fresh water before feeding directly to fish, corals, or invertebrates.

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