1. Artemia cysts can be stored for a long time under dry conditions. When put into water with a salinity of 20-30 and a temperature of 25-27°C, and meet the dissolved oxygen required for hatching, they will hatch after 24-48 hours. hatchlings.

2. When hatching artemia cysts, you can use glycerin salt water to wash away the impurities and sediment on the eggs to obtain clean eggs that float; you can also freeze the eggs first, gradually from -3°C to -15°C, and refrigerate for 1 to 3 After one month of hatching, a hatching rate of 60% to 90% can be obtained.
3. Put brine shrimp winter eggs directly (or after disinfection and shelling) into seawater, keep the water temperature at 28-29°C, and develop into nauplii after 24-30 hours of direct egg hatching.
The application of adult brine shrimp has a very high nutritional value, containing 60% protein and 10% ash. In addition to various essential amino acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids, it also contains more vitamins. It can be fed directly to the larvae or adults of various aquatic animals (ornamental fish). Brine shrimp contains more molt hormones, which can promote the sexual maturity of broodstock.