How to Hatch Brine Shrimp Eggs | NO Air Pump NO Light

[@ludokerfluffle6232]

Every time I see all the "shrimp hatchery" equipment I think. Man sea monkeys were never that complicated

[@carterheath2338]

They are a mutated version of brine shrimp to make them a bit more hardy and easier to hatch

[@sadaokun1886]

That's because sea monkeys are artificially made.

[@crazycrab8578]

@@sadaokun1886 I have had my sea monkeys for 6 years now, they keep coming back from the dead, need some more ,, only got 6 now out of a few hundred

[@rosiebrough8918]

🤣🤣🤣🤣RIGHT🤪🤪🤣🤣

[@gd.ritter]

it also depends on how much you want to hatch. one of those 2L bottles filled with a boat load of shrimp needs the air hose and stuff so they all get enough of what they need to hatch and live. a couple in a relatively large container with a small number to feed like this is a different set of needs.

[@thefrugalaquarist3068]

This is just what I was looking for-putting it on the light is perfect! Thank you.

[@berndmayer1765]

Liked. Bro, use the light method. Pipette is good. Now wrap the jar with cloth etc so its nearly completely dark. Leave a small hole at bottom. Now leave in dark for 15min. Then shine a light, flashlight etc. theough the ooened flap you used to make it dark. Do this at bottom!!!! Now ALL completely hatched brine Shrimps will follow the light and eggs stay behind at top. Suck up fresh brine without any eggs attached 👍 ( sorry for crappy explaining )

[@donaldlyons17]

Nope totally the easiest way I think too!

[@ImaaniMoz]

Thank you very much for this helpful video. It's very useful for me, I only need a little baby brine shrimp at a time and don't want to set up a whole hatchery.

[@delightfuldaze4793]

Thank you for the feedback! The same as you. I only need a little for the time I breed my Panda Corys, and I'm hoping the video would be useful for someone like us. :)

[@herohour6496]

This Does NOT work, dude. Without an air pump, u won't get any live hatches. Come on, learn science.

[@chiahuei]

@@herohour6496 did u not see the brine shrimp in there? plenty of oxygen in the water, it's just 24 hours.

[@mikehill607]

@@herohour6496 I can categorically state that this method does work. Try it (the essence of science is experiment!)

[@-8_8-]

Seems like a great method, thanks! 2 months later edit: It is a great method! Wow I wasted a lot of time, energy, and salt in the past for mediocre results. I'm using different ones than you, so I pull from the center of the water column to avoid what's in the top and bottom. And I need some new tea filters. The ones I have are pleated at the bottom which is a pain. I put mine near my vivarium light, because it gets around 90 degrees right under it.

[@anthonyparrinello6562]

Did I miss the part where you showed how you separated shells? how do you transfer from the fabric to container? I feel like they would get stuck

[@SOUNDINTHECITY]

That room with all those plants 😎

[@rogergrant455]

Wow! Wow! Wow. Always learning. Thanks! Great video. Thanks for your time.

[@brussailpook8213]

Bruh I keep clicking those vids about brine shrimps tips thinking I can use them for MY PET SHRIMPS, and those vids mostly end up feeding the shrimp to other fishes 💀

[@joelsalebastikoltv]

Wow... brine shrimp for your aquarium... nice idea...

[@chelsieuk]

So just normal table salt into water WHAT KIND OF WATER BOTTLED HARD OR SOFT? then just wait 24 hours i dont have heat to put it on so will it work just on window ceil in window?

[@kimheang6562]

if we want to incubate are Artemia eggs .do we need to find a bigger place?can you tell me bro

[@njw1383]

How long do brine shrimp take to grow? Mine hatched a few days ago but they don't seem to be growing any bigger. They are just tiny specks. I have been feeding them powdered flake food.

[@nigellaubsch4499]

You may need something smaller, like yeast.

[@Bhojpurivibzzzz]

We can use normal salt or not?

[@richardcabangis9138]

Yes

[@julianandreigamboa6298]

thank you for teaching me how to do it

[@sanabiased6762]

what do you call that kind of enclosure for your fry?

[@Rdm113]

What do u call the girl that thinks she a know it all and nags to make her self a steam go up YOU

[@Samrod]

@@Rdm113 are you alright bud?

[@CalmYoTeets]

@@Rdm113 left field much?

[@CalmYoTeets]

@@Rdm113 I retract my comment, didn’t realize you were a child. Now everything makes sense .

[@-8_8-]

A steam. Nice.

[@STICKYBOY214]

Tea bag, perfect! 👍

[@Libertyenvy]

Man's creative without trying 🤌

[@masotan152]

Can i use sea salt instead of table salt

[@monokendo]

yes

[@ch34pwoowoo7]

Can i like, just use any kind of salt

[@monokendo]

@@ch34pwoowoo7 sea salt

[@tvideo1189]

@@ch34pwoowoo7 Not "any" kind. Salt containing iodine is bad. That is all the so-called "table salt" in the US as it contains iodine. That might not be the case for other countries however. Use Kosher salt, water softening salt or aquarium sea salt.

[@ch34pwoowoo7]

@@tvideo1189 ok coil. i'll take notes

[@ramirez0820]

Thanks... This is what i am looking for

[@Rizu-kc3ze]

Why don't they eat the empty egg shells?

[@Mehmed_kucuk]

Very nice bro 👍

[@ragvexsstudio2453]

Why my bbs do not hatch? I thriced a lots it always failed. No light and no pump. Please help

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

Ph needs to be around 8-8.3 and you need salt at 1-2 tablespoons per liter of water. It works best if kept at a temperature around 78 degrees Fahrenheit and has an airstone providing agitation.

[@motoglows]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWOlfImee8yjjLc something like this is a good idea but only make how many you need like one or two

[@Dizzybee384]

You firgot to wash the salt water out fron the twa bag

[@adobomakertv]

Imagine being born just to be eaten

[@branman3336]

You first it’s s s s scarwy....

[@moshikumoyt1928]

Imagine stealing someone's comment on other videos

[@pianomei8437]

@@moshikumoyt1928 yea

[@cgbartlett1989]

Imagine seeing this dumb comment on every related video.

[@sagarbabali1358]

Bro how to get this eggs

[@MammilariaElongataByVâniaLuz]

Good só much

[@delightfuldaze4793]

Thank you!

[@fishpond6654]

Nice

[@maryamSahm-k4o]

I. Have brine schrimp eggs but this dosent make sance🤔🤷🏽😑😯😝

[@reconnaissance7372]

1:43 I bet he didn't learn to make that for brine shrimp eggs.

[@kevinho6064]

tf?

[@Seishiro84]

I know what you mean, but that straw will melt lol

[@pychan8450]

Fake or real

[@izabellehensley9815]

I mean.. it seems real if he posted himself using all the stuff he showed you how to make.

[@n40tom]

I'm wondering why can't I just put the eggs in a coffee filter Clipp it to the inside of the fish tank and it would have everything. Light,air and heat . Why not and then just turn the filter inside out and rinse it right in the tank

[@FlawedPefection]

I’m not 100% sure, but I think they need the salt water/brine to hatch? Maybe? I’m not sure though.

[@n40tom]

@@FlawedPefection Thank you for your answer and I believe you are correct.

[@lighting_DaSky]

Awesome!

[@delightfuldaze4793]

Thank you!

[@TeacherEewalSpecials]

Salamat support dikit din ako yt mo we are in the same passion

[@peacewalker4372]

Excessive advertising ads. WTF

[@jbarlak]

But again that’s why you use a light to lure the hatch shrimp away from the egg shells lol. Also you didn’t rinse brine shrimp with fresh water to get salt off of them. Doesn’t take a lot of salt water to kill freshwater fish especially fry

[@wesley9047]

I watch Aquarium Co-op not rinse and just shoot his BBS with all the hatchery water right into all his tanks. I do the same and have not experienced any problems. and these are in breeding tanks.

[@torikaj175]

salt is actually good for fresh water fish tanks in small amounts it makes it easier for fish to breathe and improves gill function as well as helping with a majority of illnesses

[@calastyphon2510]

Seems like so much effort, why not just use frozen food?

[@thebigfellacole3757]

Baby brine shrimp are an amazing food to feed to induce spawning in fish and also is an extremely common and easy food to feed for fry. Bbs is usually fed to either fry or small fish, the extra protein also allows fry to grow much faster

[@incrediblystupid9244]

Good for raising fry and just a fun experiment in general. If you look more into it and raise them into adults, they're actually very interesting to observe as well.

[@TariaJoyce]

If you don't feed your baby brine shrimp, they basically have no nutrition in them for your fish.

[@ondrejstaniowski4772]

Please where can I buy this kennel?

[@delightfuldaze4793]

Thank you for watching the video. I couldn't find the exact one, but similar (bigger) one. www.amazon.com/Marina-Hang-On-Breeding-Box-Large/dp/B005QRDCP2/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=fluval+breeding+box&qid=1615400680&sr=8-1

[@janmichaelaraos8811]

San po nakakabili ng baby brine shirmp

[@janmichaelaraos8811]

Ung ginagawa po at anu need

[@seansimondelacruz5545]

Shoppee meron

[@janmichaelaraos8811]

Bakit po ung binili na bbs .hinde xa napila

[@delightfuldaze4793]

I usually buy them through Amazon.

[@kerrywheeler288]

Wow so cool! / Pin PLS :(

[@Babbu1131]

Mr Delightful, Please remove light rom your account name as well and make it deful daze. Ofcourse you can hatch brine shrimp eggs, without air pump, without light and without salt as well, but whats the use. The main purpose of hatching a brine shrimp eggs is not getting fulfilled here. The technique you have used to hatch without air pump is ok but that will not work for 2 to 3 grams of cyst, you need a bigger surface conainer for that, hence an airpump is used to keep the eggs in circulation in less water. The eggs will hatch without light but Light is required because its a trigger point for all the eggs to start hatch. Also the protein content inside the cyst is generated when you expose it to light, whats the use of feeding something which doesnt have protein generated in it. without salt also the brine shrimp hatches but dies in 20 minutes. so when you boast about something on net make sure you give all the details, or else there is no difference between you and other people who love to post shit on net.

[@someRANDOMER90]

Who shit in your cornflakes?

[@Iuc_ia]

@@someRANDOMER90 I wonder who warmed up his/her toilet seat.

[@thatei.detailing_girl]

Good comment

[@incrediblystupid9244]

Yeah this entire video that shows something being accomplished outside of the normal procedure just screeeaaammms boasting to me. Where did he say that this is the best method?

[@katierussell5367]

They have just as must protein. And how are you going to say they will hatch without the light and that light is required for hatching in the same sentence? He successfully hatched brine shrimp with barely any equipment. You are criticisizing for no reason and you look dumb

[@WA-ir3fw]

nice but a vid with just music is weak,, we are trying to learn,, how about a talking thru us thru each step? If wanted a music vid i would have went to MTV. you can do better bro... Now i want my five minutes back.

[@incrediblystupid9244]

I mean can you read home slice? I get what you're saying, but reading simple instructions can be just as beneficial as hearing them to get inform someone? Not every channel needs to strive to be some overzealous KZbin personality to still be appreciated. Did you feel like you need instructions shouted at you to learn how to raise brine shrimp without an air pump? lol

[@no-knickers-emma1112]

Just use the Hobby hatchery

[@chelsieuk]

I have one but im doing something wrong 4 days in nothing it must be the water or the kind of salt, please advise

[@no-knickers-emma1112]

@@chelsieuk You should get results after 24 hours. Im not convinced the water needs to be hard. I use a couple of pinches of bicarbonate soda to help buffer the water. Not needed really as my water is hard. Before using eggs shake bag well as salt is at the bottom. Make sure your brand is hobby artemix as it comes with salt already added. 3 scoops is plenty of spoon provided. Make sure the hatchery gets some light. Room light is enough. The most important part is the salt because I have used spring water before and got results. You should get two days worth at least. Rinse and repeat. Great food source.