Aquatic Foods Inc. Decapsulated Brine Shrimp Eggs, Non Hatching Shell Free Artemia Cysts. These Eggs are Ready to Feed Small Tropicals, Killies,($35.99Value)

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Straight to feeding your Fish. Not for hatching.
DeCap brine eggs are Micro size, with no weight at all. They will float and eventually will saturate and sink. When feeding Corals and Bottom Fish, you can presoak in a glass of water and pour it into your tank.
Decapsulated Artemia cysts are made from GSL cysts that have not broken diapause and will never hatch. The decapsulation procedure consists of chemically removing or oxidizing the outer chorion with a hypochloride solution. All that remains following decapsulation is the bright orange embryo surrounded by a thin hatching membrane. The decapsulated cysts are neutralized and are completely digestible buy the fish or shrimp larvae.
Feed the decapsulated Artemia cysts directly to your Fish. Do not incubate as with hatching cysts as these cysts will not hatch. As a feed source, decapsulated cysts have a higher energy and nutritional value than live Artemia nauplii as zero energy is consumed in the hatching process and lipids, amino acids, and enzymes are left intact.