Artemia Mikrozysten – besonders kleine Artemia-Nauplien für anspruchsvolle Nachzuchten
Artemia microcysts – particularly small Artemia nauplii for demanding offspring
Fresh live food is an essential component in the rearing of fish fry. It helps fish larvae grow quickly, healthily, and without deformities.
Especially for the initial feeding of small or particularly sensitive fish species, the nauplii of conventional Artemia eggs are often too large, while copepod nauplii can be too small. Our Artemia microcysts fill this gap: particularly small, high-quality Artemia eggs with an average nauplii size of only about 430 µm.
Thanks to their very high hatching rate, small nauplii size, and high Omega-3 HUFA content, the microcysts are ideal for rearing demanding fish larvae and juveniles. The high natural nutrient content generally makes additional enrichment unnecessary.
Buy micro-Artemia eggs – Quality with hatching guarantee
Those who already know algova know: We place the highest value on the quality of our products. A+ and impress with high purity, a hatching rate of over 95 % as well as a yield of up to 300,000 nauplii per gram.
Hatching occurs quickly and largely synchronously after about 22–24 hours. This ensures particularly evenly developed nauplii for targeted and reliable feeding.
Additionally, we provide the algova hatching guarantee on our Artemia eggs, provided our specially matched ArtemiaSalt is used. This is optimally matched to our eggs and supports a particularly high hatching yield.
Features
- Especially small nauplii: approx. 430 µm – optimal for sensitive fish larvae and small juvenile fish
- Very high hatching rate: over 95%
- High yield: up to 300,000 nauplii per gram
- Rich in Omega-3 HUFA: 15 mg/g, especially EPA
- Fast and synchronous hatching: after about 22–24 hours
- High natural nutrient content: usually no additional enrichment necessary
- Type: Artemia franciscana, Small Strain
- Scope of delivery: Measuring spoon and hatching instructions
- Hatching guarantee: when using algova ArtemiaSalt