San Fransisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Eggs 6 gms
San Fransisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Eggs 6 gms
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Description
Description
Treat your baby fish and reef tanks to the highest-quality, nutrient-rich live food available. This easy-to-hatch brine shrimp solution provides essential nutrients for healthy growth and vitality in small freshwater and marine species. The San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Eggs 6 gms are all natural, highly nutritious, and trusted by aquarists for over forty years. Widely regarded as the best freshwater fish food, this product supports vibrant health in young aquatic life. San Francisco Bay Brand brine shrimp are a staple among experienced fish keepers for their reliability and quality.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients:
Brine shrimp eggs.
Guaranteed Analysis:
| Nutrients | Amount |
| Crude Protein (min): | 55% |
| Crude Fat (min) | 18% |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 5% |
| Moisture (max) | 9% |
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Brine shrimp eggs for live food cultivation
Dry, high-quality hatchable eggs
6-gram container
Hatching live brine shrimp for feeding fish and reef tanks
Additives, preservatives
Baby freshwater fish, small saltwater fish, corals, and invertebrates
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- Maintain correct temperature and pH for optimal hatching.
- Always rinse baby shrimp before feeding to remove excess salt.
- Use only clean, dechlorinated water for each hatching cycle.
- Store unused eggs in a cool, dry place.
Direction
Direction
- Add 1 liter (1 quart) of dechlorinated water to a clean hatching container.
- Add 1 teaspoon of San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp Eggs and aerate for 1 hour to rehydrate.
- Mix in 2 tablespoons of aquarium (rock) salt while maintaining aeration.
- Keep temperature between 80–82°F (26–28°C) and pH above 8.0.
- Eggs typically hatch within 24–36 hours.
- After hatching, turn off aeration, direct a light source at the bottom, and wait 5–10 minutes for shells to float.
- Siphon shrimp from the bottom using airline tubing into a fine net, rinse with fresh water, and feed directly to fish.
