Artemia (Aquaculture Use)

Artemia (Aquaculture Use) Highlights

• Nutrient-Rich Live Feed: Artemia, commonly known as brine shrimp, are a highly nutritious live food source for a wide variety of aquatic organisms. They are rich in protein, essential fatty acids, and vitamins, making them ideal for larval stages of fish and invertebrates.
• Easy to Hatch: Artemia cysts are readily available and can be hatched in simple setups with saltwater and aeration. Hatching typically takes 24-48 hours, providing a consistent supply of live food.
• Versatile Aquaculture Use: They are a staple in aquaculture for feeding fry, post-larval shrimp, and other juvenile aquatic species. Their small size and high nutritional value promote healthy growth and survival rates.
• Controlled Hatching Conditions: Optimal hatching occurs in saltwater with a salinity of 1.018-1.025 specific gravity and temperatures between 25-30°C (77-86°F). Proper aeration is crucial for successful hatching.
• Shelf-Stable Cysts: Artemia cysts are dried and can be stored for extended periods under cool, dry conditions. This allows for hatching on demand, ensuring a fresh supply of live feed whenever needed.

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	This item Artemia (Aquaculture Use) GH₵ 650	Selko Toxo Mx Microchem Poultry Feed Additive GH₵ 600	DSM Poultry Feed Premix GH₵ 600
Type	Minerals & Supplements	Minerals & Supplements	Minerals & Supplements
Subtype	Additives & Supplements	Additives & Supplements	Additives & Supplements
Price	GH₵ 650	GH₵ 600	GH₵ 600