@@YoriichiTsugikuni5 yes

@frostiefrost5534 as long as it warms during the day and don't get lower than 50 at night should be fine

This was bought on chewy.com

Ro buddy

If you use instant ocean chewy is the way to go if you require other salt not so much

How do you decapsulate the eggs.

​@@Rajaguru.aradhya777 I soak half a tsp of brine shrimp eggs in 50ml of tap water in a cup. Leave it for an hour so until the eggs rehydrate. I then add three ice cubes and 200ml of pool chlorine. The reaction produces heat so the ice cubes keep the eggs cool. Continuously stir the eggs and watch the colour change. They go from brown to yellow to orange in about 3mins. When they are orange they are done. I put them in a brine shrimp net and rinse the chlorine off under the tap. I then put them in the hatchery but you can feed them without hatching them. You can use bleach and the different concentrations will determine how long it takes for them to change colour. The pool chlorine I use is strong so it doesn't take long.

Yes waste water from reef tank water changes 1.025 about

This needs nothing just sun algea and brine shrimp the rest is natural

@@shadbonen Thanks, ill give it a try growing without airstone.

Temp and specific gravity need to change very slowly for success a tote like this is perfect and if left in direct sunlight will grow nessasary algea for them to thrive grow and multiply

They grow very quickly but requires the perfect informant. You will need daily sunshine as well as daily heat from the sun most important they will need feed and algea on the container willdo this best but if in a rush ground fish food will work if consistent

Yes

Depending upon light and Alge they need lots of both to survive and grow

Just a faze and prep for more to come

It would need to be saltwater roughly 1.025

But it is fun and it gives the fish a little chase but it is definitely up to the hobbiest

Enriching is a thing when they are raised to adults they are being fed high protein spirulina, and become super nutritional

Agreeing with @filip its called gut loading.

Have your heard about gut loading before feeding

@@skdragon8845 Certainly. It is how I make my whiteworm cultures more nutritious. But the fact remains that brine shrimp are more nutrition BY FAR when first hatched than at any other time, gut loading or not. That isn't something I dreamed up, many research papers have been published about that very thing.

I added another light the lid can hold 2 lights otherwise I also added 2 bio media bags and got rid of the charcoal bags in sponge filters and put media bags in there place otherwise everything else original

@shadbonen thank you for the response, I feel more confident now in getting started thanks to your videos

Yes

They live a long time they just need food and a place to grow a algea filled container and some fine crushed fish food they will starve if put in a clean container

As long as it grows algea they need it dirty to thrive

1.025

Yes same as my reef I use my reefs waste water

1.023

I do but a garden hose or faucet work as well ot comes with attachments

Aquarium Co_Op online it's actually a freshwater channel but.eggs are 👌🏾

Bulk reef supply online

It was next day I used the packet to clear water that came with caribsea

Yes I used both the bags

Ok thanks for the heads up, just ordered another bag. Cheers.

I have never used one but I'm sure you could if you wanted

One thing that really helps mine is algea from the sun is your tub well lit or getting good sun

@@shadbonen Thanks for getting back to me. I don't have a light over it but at one stage I had it next to the window. Even in the winter sun, the water got heated up to 27 deg Celsius (I think that's about the low 80s in Fahrenheit). So I moved it away. Do you reckon I should put a light over it? I have a Tunze refugium light somewhere I can use. How many hours should I leave it on? Say from 10am to 4pm? Cheers, mate.

@MJSGHK so for it to work right you want it to grow algea when everything is working the bestits dirty looking and covered with algea so I would say as long as needed to do this

@@shadbonen Thanks mate. I will put a light over it and see how it goes.

Dang lol.

I have 2 lights but both from early on start up

@@shadbonen do they have high output uogrades I use to be a saltwater king on my tanks . Ready to start one again something very small like this one. Do they have uograded skimmers etc also? I assume no hard corals can be ran in there or clams right?

@farmlifebashingrc1333 I added the second light fluval has a skimmer but I didn't like it so aftermarket would be better in my opinion and I have 2 hard coral in mine that are doing well but haven't tested any other hard coral

They need no filtration no added oxygen I never changed the water do like 6 months and start over I use waste water from reef so 1.025 and any aquarium salt is fine they love dirty water and algea this will not be good as a display only grow out