Products Description

Aqua Plus® Wholesale Brine Shrimp Eggs are intended for aquaculture hatcheries, ornamental fish breeders, and aquatic feed distributors that require a dependable source of live feed for early-stage aquatic animals. These dormant Artemia cysts can be incubated on demand to produce newly hatched brine shrimp nauplii, a widely used live-feed option for fish larvae and selected crustacean larvae.
The primary nutritional value of brine shrimp eggs lies in the live nauplii produced after successful hatching. Newly hatched Artemia provide protein and lipids that supply amino acids and energy for developing aquatic animals.
Protein supports the formation and maintenance of body tissues, while lipids provide energy for metabolism and growth. Artemia nauplii also contain essential fatty acids and other naturally occurring nutrients, although their precise nutritional composition varies with Artemia strain, cyst origin, developmental stage, and any enrichment treatment applied after hatching. For species with specific requirements for highly unsaturated fatty acids, such as DHA and EPA, hatchery operators may need to enrich harvested nauplii with an appropriate enrichment product before feeding.


With clearly defined detection methods, optimal incubation conditions, and verified results, a 90% hatching rate helps improve the utilization efficiency of the egg supply.
Standardized procedures for storage, incubation, and collection help maintain hatching performance and minimize the introduction of residual organic matter into the culture water.
Product Overview
| Product Name | Wholesale Brine Shrimp Eggs | Place Of Origin | Great Salt Lake |
| Brand Name | Aqua Plus® | Packaging | 12 pcs/ctn |
| NET WT | 425 g/can | Shelf Life | 2 years |
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FAQ
Q: How should bulk brine shrimp eggs be stored after opening?
A: Reseal the package promptly and protect the cysts from moisture, heat, and direct light. For long-term storage, follow the supplier's specified temperature and shelf-life instructions.
Q: How long does it take for brine shrimp eggs to hatch?
A: The actual time varies with the cyst source, temperature, salinity, aeration and batch condition.
Q: What is the recommended hatching temperature?
A: Confirm the product-specific recommendation and maintain stable conditions throughout incubation.
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