Baby Brine Shrimp For Betta Fry

[iBetta]

I did a test with my brine shrimp eggs to see how long they take to hatch..
At about 30 hours later, most of them had hatched, so if I leave them for about 36 hours they would have all hatched.
My question is - how far apart (time wise) should each hatchery be? And how many should I have going at the one time?
I just want to get all this sorted before my Bettas spawn
Thanks

 

[Liquid skills]

hi i would say not bbs for the first two weeks they are quite big for babby bettas ive read, so proberly not the best idea try infusoria (altho this is a hit and miss method) or micro worms this is a good first food

i was lucky as mine have been feeding on "novo tom from jbl for egg laying fish and live bearers" and mine had this 5 days in to their life but my best bet is microworms

 

[iBetta]

Oh yeah, I have infusoria, microworm, vinegar eel cultures ready

I'm just wondering about the brine shrimp hatcheries.. Like, how often to start a new one, and how many to have going at the one time.

 

[Liquid skills]

well im my exp of having brines when younger and reading up on them too they should take 24-72 hours to hatch

 

[Liquid skills]

i have to say ur betta looks like mine

alan looks like fenikksus lol

 

[iBetta]

Hehe, Alan is a delta tail, I was planning on using him for breeding but he isnt very smart haha
He just floats around and chills on his leaf

Fenikksus is very adorable, I like VT's

 

[Liquid skills]

omg thats funny i bet hes saying "nah girl im good tanks" lol

i love the white chin they remind me of some form of whale or penguin lol

im gonna breed my new male zorro hes the one in my avatar with my double tail girl