Uht Eggs Fairy Small Bottle For Hatching

Have you ever seen or owned your own set of “Sea Monkeys”?

Well, our UHT Eggs Fairy is a somewhat similar product as our childhood novelty toy.
However, unlike the Sea Monkeys, our Fairy shrimps are not hybrid creations and are hatched as a highly nutritious feed for fishes and their fries.

It is easy to work with, and you only hatch what you need unlike buying a whole bag of them only to have wasted a large portion after a few days.

So these are what would you need.

Aquarium or Marine salt (these shrimps are saltwater crustaceans),
Epsom salt to raise water hardness (optional),

a small lamp for attracting the shrimps together making it easier to harvest,
an air pump and an air stone,
a container to act as the hatchery,
and lastly a pipette for harvesting and feeding your fries.

So yes.
Convenient, user friendly, a nutritious live feed, constant supply of food for your fries, and since you self hatch them you can be sure that the water is clean!
What can be greater then that!

Directions For Use:
Ensure the cap is tightly sealed after each use.
Always keep refrigerated.

Hatching Live Fry Food with UHT Eggs Fairy

This small bottle of fairy shrimp eggs lets you hatch a fresh, highly nutritious live food on demand, much like the novelty Sea Monkeys many of us remember, except these are a genuine feed for fish and their fry. The big advantage is that you hatch only what you need, so you avoid buying a large batch and wasting most of it days later. The result is clean live food you raised yourself, ideal for hungry, fast-growing fry.

To hatch them you will want aquarium or marine salt since these are saltwater crustaceans, an air pump with an airstone, a small container as a hatchery, a lamp to gather the shrimp for easy collection, and a pipette for harvesting. Epsom salt to nudge up hardness is optional. For Singapore keepers, our warm 27-29C room temperatures actually help, keeping the hatchery comfortably in range without extra heating in a small HDB corner. Keep the bottle sealed and refrigerated between uses.

Find it in our shrimp range. Pair the hatching habit with our first-month fry food guide and compare options in our brine shrimp hatchery guide.