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Brine Shrimp Eggs - Tibet Red, 95%+ Hatch Rate

Brine Shrimp Eggs - Tibet Red, 95%+ Hatch Rate

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Tibet red brine shrimp eggs are sourced from Lake Namtso, the largest salt lake in Tibet. The eggs are 2-3 times larger than standard brine shrimp eggs, which means the hatched shrimp are big enough that even larger fish will go after them. They also hatch well at lower temperatures, so you do not need a heater on your hatching kit year-round. Due to their size they take a bit longer to hatch than standard eggs. A great option for breeders feeding a range of fish sizes.

  • Hatch rate: 95%+
  • Size: 2-3 times larger than standard brine shrimp
  • Hatching ratio: 20g non-iodised sea salt per litre of water
  • Hatching temperature: 21-25Β°C (no heater needed)
  • Hatching time: 28-36 hours
  • Storage: Sealed container below 10Β°C. Refrigerate short-term, freeze for longer storage.

You will receive one bag of Tibet red brine shrimp eggs.

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Sustainability

My fish room is 100% solar powered, water is recycled where practical, and packaging is biodegradable wherever possible.

My fish room is 100% solar powered, water is recycled where practical, and packaging is biodegradable wherever possible.

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Flat rate $20 Australia-wide. Live stock express shipped to QLD, NSW, VIC, ACT, and SA. Every order comes with a 100% live arrival guarantee. β†’ Full shipping policy

New to receiving live fish or shrimp? I have put together a step-by-step guide to give your new arrivals the best start. β†’ How to acclimate your fish and shrimp