Re: foods and feeding

[LeeH920226 at aol_com]

In a message dated 7/4/01 2:15:10 PM, Rjga at aol_com writes:

<< Brine shrimp nauplii have a nice package of HUFAs when less than 24 hrs 
old, 
but it's quickly used up. >>

I have a question. Does the 24 hours or less refer to the time after hatching 
or the time after immersion of the cysts? For example, the eggs I have now 
are quite old, but hatch very well in 36-48 hours at 80 degrees. Does this 
mean I can feed them at 60-72 hours and get the nutritional value? It is also 
dependent on temperature, I would guess. Is there a way to know the critical 
time?

Lee Harper
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