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Fry Tray / Breeding Box

Fry Tray / Breeding Box

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Fish Fry Raising System

Transform the way you raise fish fry with the Lowell's Fish Lab's Fry Raising System.

Perfect for hobbyists, enthusiasts, and budding professionals, this comprehensive kit provides an optimal environment for nurturing and accelerating the growth of fish fry.

The Fish Fry Raising System has been engineered by professional hobbyists, including Master Breeder Dean Tweeddale who is affiliated with Aquarium Co-Op, ensuring the best possible environment for fry development.

Efficient Design: Specifically designed to promote healthy fry growth and development.
Modular Setup: Easily customisable to accommodate various tank sizes and configurations.
Water Quality Control: Built-in filtration system ensures pristine water conditions.
Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials for longevity and fish safety.
Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean and maintain, ensuring hassle-free operation.
Step-by-Step Guide: Detailed instructions for setup below on Lowell's Fish Lab YouTube channel. 

What's Included? 

We've provided all components to personalise and select the ideal setup that suits your needs.

  • Tray (9cm deep x 17.5cm wide x 21.5cm Long (Small) or 25cm Long (large)
  • Rail set x 3 sizes, for a perfect fit
  • Water Inflow Cap
  • x 4 corner braces
  • Uplift tube
  • Tube mount
  • Sponge (Uplift)
  • Sponge for overflow (rectangle)
  • 5mm ridged airline

      Ideal for:

      • Hobbyists exploring fry rearing
      • Fish breeders
      • Aquaculture enthusiasts
      • Educators

        Create the perfect environment for healthy fry growth and witness your fish thrive!

            • 8-inch (Small) Tray +Rails suitable for aquarium sizes 23cm to 42cm
            • 10-inch (Large) Tray + Rails suitable for aquarium sizes 26cm to 45cm
            • Elevate your fish-raising experience with the Lowell Fish Lab Fry Tray! 


            *Printing and distribution is authorised and licensed by Lowell for Hand Picked Aquatics in Australia. 

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              Common questions

              How to Acclimate your fish and shrimp

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              How to acclimate your fish and shrimp

              Fish and Shrimp will be stressed and will not show normal colours right out of the bag from shipping. They will need to acclimate in their new home for several days in stress-free conditions to begin to show true colours

              We acclimate fishes or shrimp from shipping to prevent losses due to changing water conditions, it is necessary to carefully acclimate your new fishes and shrimp to their new homes to ensure your success

              If your fish were packed in Breathing Bags, do not float the bags in your aquarium or pond.

              The Breathing Bags cannot breath in water, only in air. If you have Breathing Bags, there will be no air in the bags and they will have writing on them that says they are Breathing Bags. Non-breathing bags will have air in them that the fish are using to get oxygen. Follow the breathing or non-breathing instructions as needed for your shipment:
               

              Method for Breathing Bags
              Do not float the Breathing Bags in the aquarium or pond. The fish will not have sufficient oxygen if the Breathing Bags are floated. Open the bags and pour out 1/3 of the water into a clean bucket. You may use an aquarium net to prevent the fish or shrimp from falling out of the bag. Replace the water removed from the bag with water from your aquarium or pond. After five minutes, repeat the 1/3 volume replacement procedure. After another five minutes, replace 1/3 of the volume again. Finally, after waiting five more minutes, the fishes or shrimp can be moved from the bags to the aquarium or pond.

              Method for non- breathing bags
              After turning the lights off to reduce stress, Place the fish or shrimp in their plastic bags in the aquarium where they will reside. Allow the bags to float in the tank for about 15 - 30 minutes. If the fish appear distressed, open the bags and roll down the top of the bags so that they are open and floating at the surface. A small portion of tank water may be added to the bags. After 15 - 30 minutes, the fish can be released into the aquarium.


              If you need any additional help with acclimating your new fish, just ask. Email us at support@handpickedaquatics.com 

              Sustainability Statement

              We care about the environment, the animals in our care, the ethical sustainability of our business.

              As a small business I have taken the following actions to ensure your purchases to not needlessly add to the global carbon footprint.

              • Our location is 100% powered by the Queensland sun
              • Water is recycled and reclaimed where practical
              • Packaging, where possible, is biodegradable

              If you have suggestions on how we could do more, or have ideas on we can further reduce dependence on single use plastics or other packaging product please contact us at support@handpickedaquatics.com 

              100% Live Delivery Guarantee

              At Hand Picked Aquatics we offer a 100% live delivery guarantee on all our fish, plants, and other aquatic life. If something in your order arrives dead or is missing, please take a photo of the shipping bag. We'll arrange for a refund or replacement, freight and postage costs are non-refundable & are not able to be claimed.


              Please e-mail your photograph and details of your claim within 24 hours of your order arriving to support@handpickedaquatics.com so that we can process your claim