S_HomeStore Incubator Hatchery Artemia Aquarium Review

I've tried 3 times and nothing, the eggs are falling in the plastic tube. We tried spring water, tap water, sea salt. Nothing. Nothing for almost three days.

Just laid my first batch of eggs, the eggs roll well and come with everything stated, anyone who can't hatch eggs in this thing obviously doesn't know what they're doing , the product seems to do what it says.

This system works well. I bought eggs online. Look for video instructions on YouTube by watching the video until you see this unit and watch the guy assemble it by cutting the tubes and adding inserts as shown in the picture. Hatchery instructions are not very helpful.

Ease of use was good and the hose was very flexible. The two things I didn't like were the shrimp weren't easy to pull out (have to pull the hose every time) and the bubbles were too big and hitting the shrimp. Make it able to fuse the air stone.

Hire someone who speaks English. "It's convenient to incubate Artemia eggs to feed ornamental fish larvae." DIE? Does your author even know what it's for? Never heard of ornamental larvae! My head hurts reading the box. As for the product itself. no complaints.

From personal experience. Here are the steps I took to get an extremely efficient setup. Use either bottled water or tap water. If you use a faucet, make sure the water is dechlorinated. Pour in about an inch from the edge. 1/2 tablespoon brackish salt. I use Seachems brackish salt. 1/4 teaspoon eggs or as many as you can consume within 48 hours. Remember that brine shrimp are most nutritious in the first 48 hours, before they use up their nutrient sac from birth. Hatching takes about a day…