Continuous Hatch 'N Feeder
* Hatch your own brine shrimp inexpensively
* Saltwater in the hatcher never mixes with aquarium water

Hatch brine shrimp (sold separately) continuously in your marine OR freshwater aquarium. Unique design means saltwater in the hatcher never mixes with aquarium water. Hatched shrimp simply swim out into your aquarium by their natural attraction to light, while fish guard keeps hungry mouths out. Includes: hatcher, 40" of airline tubing, measuring spoon for salt/shrimp eggs, cleaning brush, and holder with suction cup. Measures 2-1/4" x 4-3/4" x 8-1/4" high. Requires a small air pump that will provide between 75-100 l/hr. For freshwater aquariums, the addition of aquarium salt to the Hatchery will be necessary.

Kit Includes: Hatcher, Measuring Spoon, Syringe, Cleaning Brush, Air Line Tubing

Instructions:
This Hatcher can be installed in both Marine & Fresh water tanks. The Hatcher should be placed at a water level location using the suction cup (see Diagram).
Keep the water temperature between 77F - 82F.
Connect airline tubing and air pump to obtain aeration in the hatching chamber.
Dump 0.05oz-0.07oz salt into Salt & Egg Deposit. Wait a few minutes for salt to dissolve in the water, then put 0.03oz brine shrimp eggs into the Salt & Egg Deposit; measuring spoons are included in the kit.
The eggs absorb water and go down into the Hatching Chamber. They start hatching in about 18 to 24 hours. Hatched sea monkeys move up and down in the chamber with the water flow. Then they gather at the border surface between the marine water and the fresh water looking for slower water flow and preferable lighting.
Sea Monkeys will stay in the Distributing Chamber for a while to get used to the fresh water. Then finally they will step out into the fresh water tank.
The sequence will take about 24 to 30 hours.
Rinse the Hatcher at least once a week or before the use after the interval.
You may collect unfertilized eggs and shells at the water surface in the Hatcher.