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"Jay DeLong" <jdelong at nwifc_wa.gov>: Re: NANFA-- Brine shrimp hatchery
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From: "Jay DeLong" <jdelong at nwifc_wa.gov>
To: nanfa at aquaria_net
Subject: Re: NANFA-- Brine shrimp hatchery
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 18:53:49 +0000
Message-ID: <199710290255.SAA01834 at chinook_nwifc.wa.gov>
Hi BG.
> I have found that the cheapest, cleanest and most convenient container
is a
> two-liter coke plastic bottle equipped with a length of rigid tubing
inserted
> into the bottle and connected to your air source via flexible airline
tubing.
> The small opening of this container confines just about all of the
spray
> within the bottle.
Great suggestion! I used to hatch them by using an inverted 2-liter
bottle with the bottom cut off and with the cap screwed on. I set it
in an aquarium in an inverted clay flower pot with its bottom cut
off. The glass aquarium cover caught the salt spray.
I don't know why I didn't do it your way because I siphoned them the
way you described and all you need is the small opening in the top
for that.
Jay DeLong
Olympia, WA
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