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Brine shrimp? Easy peasy for a 6 year old.Did you know this? A question for all fish keepers and breeders.?

I have been to loads of fish shops in search of live food for my breeding of betta splendens, but it seemed that they only stocked them on a very random basis.I replaced live food with boiled earthworm cut up very finely (it works great), but i went to all the hassle of finding or digging them up , scalding them with water , cutting them with a scissors and freezing them for later…. and being always told by my fiancee that I was disgusting. One day my 6 year old daughter returned from a toy shop down the road with “sea monkeys”? I never heard of them either, on close inspection they turned out to be brine shrimp that a child could harvest and keep them for a guaranteed 2 years, they multiply or breed or whatever readily…..I couldnt believe it, happy days, so its the toy shop for pet food and pet shop for pet toys ( i have dogs too).

TROPICAL SHRIMPS – ALGAE EATERS AND FILTER FEEDERS

Video showing current stock of tropical freshwater shrimps at Tyne Valley Aquatics. Species are as follows: Blue Dwarf Shrimp, Green Dwarf Shrimp, Orange Dwarf Shrimp, Amano / Yamatoa Shrimp, Red Crystal Dwarf Shrimp, Red Cherry Dwarf Shrimp, Bamboo / Wood Shrimp and Pinnochio / Long Nose Shrimp. All of our tanks are individually filtered so we do not have the problems of other shops with ammonia spikes and fish treatments killing the shrimps – as you can see they are very happy and healthy. Please view the downloadable fish list on our website www.tynevalleyaquatics.co.uk for prices and availability. Looking for aquatic shops near Newcastle ? Look no further – tropical fish is our speciality.

Brine shrimp? Easy peasy for a 6 year old.Did you know this? A question for all fish keepers and breeders.?

I have been to loads of fish shops in search of live food for my breeding of betta splendens, but it seemed that they only stocked them on a very random basis.I replaced live food with boiled earthworm cut up very finely (it works great), but i went to all the hassle of finding or digging them up , scalding them with water , cutting them with a scissors and freezing them for later…. and being always told by my fiancee that I was disgusting. One day my 6 year old daughter returned from a toy shop down the road with “sea monkeys”? I never heard of them either, on close inspection they turned out to be brine shrimp that a child could harvest and keep them for a guaranteed 2 years, they multiply or breed or whatever readily…..I couldnt believe it, happy days, so its the toy shop for pet food and pet shop for pet toys ( i have dogs too).

My local Fish shop keeps Ghost shrimp in brackish water…? ?

If I want to keep them, how many tablespoons of salt should I use per UK Gallon?

Btw – I don’t have a salinity meter and it’s not worth me buying one as the shrimp will be gone within a week

Also, please don’t suggest acclimatising them to freshwater, as there are always casualties