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Artemia Incubator
₦25,555.00
Artemia Incubator is a purpose-built brine shrimp hatching system designed to efficiently hatch Artemia nauplii as a highly nutritious live food source for fish fry, fingerlings and ornamental fish. A single hatching produces hundreds of thousands of brine shrimp larvae for use as fish food. With its conical design, aeration system and easy nauplii separation, this artemia incubator gives Nigerian fish hatchery operators and aquarium enthusiasts a simple, reliable and productive system for producing fresh live brine shrimp nauplii on demand.
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Artemia Incubator is the live feed production tool that serious Nigerian fish hatchery operators and aquarium enthusiasts rely on to produce fresh, highly nutritious brine shrimp nauplii for feeding fish fry, fingerlings and juvenile fish. In fish hatchery operations, the quality of live feed given to newly hatched fry in the first days of their lives has a profound impact on survival rates, growth rates and overall development. Artemia nauplii are universally recognized as one of the best first foods for fish fry, packed with essential fatty acids, proteins and nutrients that promote rapid development and high survival rates.
Artemia, also known as brine shrimp, is a small crustacean found in inland saltwater bodies. Artemia’s unique properties enable large-scale aquaculture and it is ranked as a top live feed for early stage fish and shrimp larvae.
Key features of Artemia Incubator:
- Conical shaped container design allowing efficient incubation and separation of nauplii from egg shells
- Complete hatchery system with aeration, lighting and separation capabilities
- A single hatching cycle produces hundreds of thousands of brine shrimp larvae
- Easy collection of hatched nauplii using collection droppers and fine mesh net
- Clear or transparent body for easy monitoring of hatching progress
- Durable construction for repeated hatchery cycles without degradation
- Easy to disassemble and clean between hatching cycles for hygiene
- Suitable for fresh batches of nauplii every 24 to 48 hours for continuous live feed supply
- Compatible with standard air pumps for aeration during hatching
- Suitable for fish hatcheries, ornamental fish breeding and research applications
How to hatch Artemia in the incubator:
In 1 litre of spring water or dechlorinated tap water, dissolve 2 tablespoons of non-iodized salt. Add brine shrimp eggs and aerate continuously. Incubate and aerate cysts in the conical shaped container with cyst to solution density not exceeding 2 grams per litre. Provide the hatching tank with natural or artificial light and maintain constant temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. Wait for 24 hours after incubation, then stop aeration and wait 10 minutes for hatched nauplii to sink to the bottom for easy collection.
Artemia Incubator is the essential live feed production tool for Nigerian fish hatcheries and aquarium breeders who want a reliable supply of fresh, highly nutritious brine shrimp nauplii for their fish fry. Order yours today from HTS Farms.
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Artemia Brine Shrimp Incubator |
| Design | Conical Hatching Container |
| Hatching Time | 24 to 48 hours |
| Incubation Temperature | 28 Degrees Celsius |
| Salinity | 2 tablespoons salt per litre |
| Suitable For | Fish Hatcheries, Aquarium Breeding, Research |
Additional information
| Weight | 10 kg |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Artemia Incubator used for?
It hatches brine shrimp eggs into nauplii larvae that serve as highly nutritious live food for fish fry, fingerlings and ornamental fish.
How long does it take for artemia eggs to hatch?
Artemia eggs typically hatch within 24 hours at 28 degrees Celsius with continuous aeration and light.
How many nauplii does one hatching produce?
A single hatching cycle produces hundreds of thousands of brine shrimp nauplii, providing abundant live feed for fish fry.
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