Baby Brine Shrimp Sieve 80 Mesh 200 Mesh kit for Brine Shrimp Hatchery

I collected brine shrimp with ease!It has everything I need to raise brine shrimp, plus an extra replacement net—amazing. Every part is clearly labeled and comes with instruction cards and a manual that show you how to use it properly, saving you time and avoiding mistakes. I believe it will last a long time.I previously bought a net from another brand, and my experience taught me: don’t try to save a few bucks by buying knockoffs—it only wastes your time and costs you your brine shrimp. You get what you pay for. Highly recommended!

I love this set. It has everything I needed for the brine. I do want to give a bit more detailSo you put the round one on top and then the longer one and put your mix through both. The top one(round) catches the shells, while the cone shaped one catches the brine. I notice that some need more time so I put the stuff from the first sieve back to hopefully get more.If you do it at the right time, 24 hours after starting your batch, it works flawlessly in separating the eggs from the hatchling.If you wait too long, then the hatchlings are too big to go through the first one. At that point, what I do is I stop the air pump, and let it rest.The shells usually rise and the hatchlings swim closer to the bottom so I use a turkey baster to collect them. I still use the longer sieve to since before feeding them to my fry.

This works decently well. I’m sure there are better ones out there but don’t want to spend the money to find out. It gets most all brine shrimp separated and it’s easy to use. You have to periodically remove the shrimp from the bottom nets as it will get clogged and towards the end if you run the water too hard some cysts will fall through.

Works great

They work really well if you if you use this within the first 24 hours of the brine shrimp hatching. If you go past the 24 hours, there is a good chance that the first sieve wont work well. Considering that I make large batches of brine shimp and take them out over a period or 3-5 days, the first sieve became almost useless for me past the first day. Also, the tip of the second sieve can be a bit hard to clean.

I have used the nets for several weeks and they work very well. I’m hatching brine shrimp to feed baby angelfish. It takes more rinsing than I expected to get all the shrimp away from the eggs shells. So try multiple rinses or switch to a harder spray toward the end. I use a turkey baster to take about 1/3 of the water out of a 250 ml shrimp hatchery. I turn the net inside out and swish in the tank to feed, three times aday. Some get stuck in the seam on the net so it can need extra rinsing to get them all out. I put 1/4 tsp of eggs in each of the supplied tubes and fill with kosher salt and use these to refill the hatchery at the end of the day. I have two hatcheries stuck to the inside of the fish tank to keep them warm and alternate between them each day.

This product is terrible. I strained 2 batches right at the 24 hour mark. The top sieve catches a ton of brine shrimp and the cysts. Less than half the shrimp make it through it. This sieve set makes you waste over half your hatched shrimp.

I was thoroughly impressed with the quality and design of the overall product even though I didn't expect much in the beginning. The instructions were well written and it also comes with extra netting for replacement