What do you guys think of hatching brine shrimp for others?

PlantedCommunityTank132
  • #1
I have no idea if anyone would even think about buying this, but I thought I'd give it a try. I thought I might sell live baby brine shrimp to other hobbyists in my region.

"Live baby brine shrimp for sale. Message me how much grams of brine shrimp you want, and I will hatch them for you. Live brine shrimp are an awesome fish food with lots of protein and increase chances of your fish spawning. Fry will have a faster growth rate if you feed brine shrimp once in a while as well. I will hatch the brine shrimp for $4 per gram of brine shrimp eggs"

What do guys think? Is this even proper English? Is the price too high? Am I telling any lies in the text?
 
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MasterPython
  • #2
Are you planning on hatching to order or growing them out and gutloading for your customers?
 
PlantedCommunityTank132
  • Thread Starter
  • #3
I'm planning on selling the newly born brine shrimp to people who order them
Does anyone have an opinion?
 
PlantedCommunityTank132
  • Thread Starter
  • #4
Does anyone have an opinion?
 
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MasterPython
  • #5
Anyone that needs baby brine shrimp hatches thier own. They loose most of thier nuitritional value in 12 hours and you want to maximize it so you hatch at home to feed your fry. If you grow them out and feed them a good load of vitamins and spirulina that is something hard to come by. I don't know how to do it.

Look for some daphnia or moinia and grow them in a big tub with some duckweed and maybe a air stone. People buy those and maybe duckweed if they have ponds and or goldfish. No messing around with timeing, gutloading or salt.
 
PlantedCommunityTank132
  • Thread Starter
  • #6
Okay. Thanks for your thoughts on it. I will definitely look into daphnia
 

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