Review HATCH-N-FEED for brine shrimp.

The hatch and feed for the brine shrimp
I have bought one and have been using it for about 3 months
I was not expecting the results.
first i thought it was goin to be really hard and a pain in the butt.
but it is soooooo easy.
just follow the instructions and you will have a healthy tank.
in the 3 months my corals have grown 25% faster than before
in addition the fish are helthier than ever.
I recomend it to everyone great deal.
I got mine on ebay for 23 bucks.

how long does it take to hatch brine shrimp

well for me i put in eggs every 2 or 3 days and it takes about 36 to 40 hours for eggs hatched and ready for feeding.

23 bucks sounds like a good deal to me where do you get your eggs from?

is it possible to have a constant supply of babys cuz i wanna start doing this for when my fish breed to feed the fry

@kshill2011 I get my eggs from ebay. 50 grams for 12 to 15 bucks.

@bayarea_510 Yes you can. that is what i do. i put in (at first) 1/2 a tbls of eggs wait 2 or 3 days clean out the egg shells, and add 1/4 a tbls every time it looks low on brine shrimp.

Hope it helps

bayarea_510 wrote:is it possible to have a constant supply of babys cuz i wanna start doing this for when my fish breed to feed the fry

ive looked into it. unless you diy several hatcheries its not really worth it. this means that you can put eggs in on hour 1 and by the same time the next day start the next hatchery then on day 2 youll have shrimp in hatcher#1 and be half way with #2. so feed hatcher #1 and refill with eggs for 2 days down the road.. just what ive figured out. but raising your own brine shrimp and breeding them takes more than they are worth with salts and food..

You can get a hatch and feed and 50grams of eggs for under 32 bucks. with FREE SHIPPING