Micro Artemia eggs AF430 - Quality A+

Artemia microcysts - particularly small Artemia nauplii for demanding breeders

Fresh live food is an essential component in the rearing of fish fry. Only with this can larvae grow quickly, healthily and without deformities.

The nauplii of conventional Artemia eggs are often too large, especially for fish larvae of small species, while copepods are too small. We close this gap with our Artemia microcysts - micro Artemia eggs with a nauplius size of just 430 µm.

Buy micro Artemia eggs - quality with hatching guarantee

Anyone who already knows algova knows that we attach great importance to the quality of our products.
All our Artemia eggs comply with quality level A+ - with the highest purity and excellent hatching rates.

We also offer the algova hatching guarantee on all our Artemia eggs if you use our specially formulated Artemia salt . This is perfectly matched to our eggs and maximises the hatching yield.

Properties

• A+ quality: Artemia cysts with a hatching rate of 90-95 %

• Tested yield: over 280,000 nauplii per gram

• Species: Artemia franciscana with a particularly small nauplius size of 430 µm

• Includes: Dosing spoon and slipping instructions

• Ideal for: Breeders of fish and shrimp larvae

Fish larvae of particularly demanding and small species

Artemia franciscana Crude protein 50% Crude fat 14% Crude ash 8% Moisture <8%

Feeding recommendation The freshly hatched nauplii should be fed within 24 hours of hatching. Alternatively, the nauplii can be stored in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. When rearing demanding fish larvae, we recommend further enriching the nauplii with omega-3 algae to increase their nutritional value. We recommend our algae-based product RotiBomb for this purpose. The Artemia nauplii can also be raised to Artemia crustaceans with RotiBomb. Fish larvae: Artemia nauplii should be fed mainly or as a supplement during the first 20 days of life of most fish larvae. Freshwater aquarium: Artemia nauplii survive up to 24 hours in freshwater. As the nauplii remain free in the water for a very long time, they encourage the natural hunting behaviour of the fish. The fish are busy hunting nauplii all day long. Cichlids in particular can be easily lured out of their hiding places in this way. Marine aquarium: The natural hunting behaviour of the fish is also encouraged here. In addition, many reef inhabitants are food specialists that are dependent on feeding with live food such as Artemia.

Artemia cysts in a flavour protection tin and matching dosing spoon with scale in the packaging Hatching instructions (see also downloads below)