How to Breed Infinite Shrimp! Produce Thousands per Day

[@damiangarcia2039]

Lol the island boy part 😂😂

[@alisabrittany]

😂😂😂

[@alisabrittany]

Thank you for this video, I have the same exact incubator, I get a good harvest but the bbs don’t live long after harvesting. I’ve tried putting them in the fridge, didn’t last long. I’ve left them out of the fridge, they don’t last long. I’ve tried using a brine shrimp net, rinsing and adding to fresh water as well as keeping them in the salt water. After the harvest, the bbs really move for my Axolotl hatchlings but a few hours later, they don’t move as much. Any ideas? Cheers

[@Wang_dadi]

great video man, cheers

[@michaelfarmer537]

Those corral feeding shots were my favorite part! Great job! ❤

[@highonreefs]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@taint813]

0:22 I LOST IT 😂😂😂

[@terrywood2593]

Thinking of using these as an alternative for my young axolotls. Currently using black worms and it sucks having to wash them everyday, especially since worms gross me out lol

[@paulmartin2455]

beautiful video with such great information. Thanks!

[@highonreefs]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sprocket0077]

How much salt for this volume? I have the same incubator

[@sulfurcitynews]

Sea Monkeys were introduced in the 50s my guy. :)

[@Sec_coach]

Everyone knows that the hard part is to separate shrimp from eggs that’s the hard part of these things You don’t want unhatched eggs in your tank

[@jubank]

Hi , what do you do with the eggs ?

[@highonreefs]

They get filtered out when using a special net

[@gazallan1]

That’s awesome 👍🏼

[@3rdcoastcichlids]

ungodly is that you

[@APK81]

We can't breed these shrimps to make new eggs?

[@RandySoWavvy]

You can

[@MrBlack0950]

you dont need the eggs anyways its not really pheasable to do on a scale for fish food, at least not that ive read or seen on videos, but they breed just fine in captivity if you give them the right settup. This is what sea monkeys do, but to do it that way you might end up needing a bigger tank for the brineshrimp than for the actual fish they are meant to be feeding, as ive yet to see anything denser than 1 oz per shrimp self sustain itself (about 10-15 shrimp in a standard 12 oz sea monkey tank seems to be the average) If you wanted to you could probably make something like a 100 gallon tank and let it dry out every now and again to harvest eggs, but i dont know how much production youd have from such a settup

[@wmtrader]

Something is wrong with your camera guy, he keeps moving the camera around.

[@highonreefs]

he gets excited sometimes

[@darksidelightside8870]

🤣🤣

[@abujadjo]

Nice