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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.

Sieve, Artemia Hatching

The Artemia Sieve is both a practical and effective way to collect and rinse baby brine shrimp before introducing them into your fish tank. ...Read More

$5.95

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The Artemia Sieve is a well-constructed mesh-bottomed plastic receptacle that is used to collect newly hatched artemia, allowing you to quickly and easily rinse artemia in fresh or saltwater before they are introduced into your aquarium. Because the hatching solution contains any number of metabolites released during hatching, it is always advisable to give newly hatched brine shrimp a quick rinse before introducing them to your fish or before moving artemia to a culture tank. Doing so greatly reduces the risk of bacterial blooms. Place the Artemia Sieve in a shallow bowl and siphon the artemia directly into the sieve. Partially pre-fill the bowl with water to minimize mechanical injury to the baby brine shrimp. Can also be used as a dip net to skim artemia or other zooplankton and larvae from water's surface. Dimensions: 3" x 3.25" x 1.75" deep.120 micron

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