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A Message to our Customers:

We would like to inform you in advance of upcoming price adjustments on our products as a result of the tariffs imposed on imported goods. Brine Shrimp Direct is committed to using the highest quality ingredients and raw materials, many of which are sourced globally due to their unique properties and lack of availability within the United States. Tariffs have significantly increased the cost of these essential components. In some cases, they have more than doubled.

Since 2016 we have worked diligently to mitigate the effects of tariffs internally, but to maintain the quality and integrity of our products that you rely on, price adjustments have become necessary.

We understand that this may be unwelcome news, and we want to assure you that we remain committed to providing you with exceptional value and the high-quality products you have come to expect from Brine Shrimp Direct. Your continued support is greatly appreciated as we work to navigate these uncharted waters.

Mesh Bag

Available in two popular sizes, 250 mesh (65 micron opening) and 150 mesh (105 micron opening), these are professional quality, double-seamed nylon mesh bags, approximately 20 cm. x 30 cm. (8" x 10"). Mesh bags are indispensable around the hatchery or fish room. The 250 mesh size is suitable for harvesting rotifers and other small zooplankton and phytoplankton. The 150 mesh size is used for artemia, daphnia and other larger zooplankton. In addition to their obvious use as nets, these Mesh Bags are used as water filters, either to prevent the introduction of unwanted species from natural water sources, or; to cover a standing drain to prevent desirable species from escaping. Mesh Bags can also be used as a "tea bag" to reduce food particle size for fry; because they're resistant to most chemicals, they can also be used when decapsulating, rinsing or disinfecting artemia cysts. Extremely versatile. I even have one that I use for dry-hopping when brewing IPA's!

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