Brine Shrimp Hatcheries

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Through trial and error, I have created a COST EFFECTIVE & COST EFFICIENT way to raise/rear and feed brine shrimp to your saltwater, freshwater, or reef aquarium.
You will receive two hatcheries, one for decapsulating nauplii and one for raising them to adult stage, if needed.

Just think, FRESH brine every 20-24 hours. GUARANTEED to make corals, reefs, filter feeders, anemones THRIVE, due to very small size at birth, so less competition from bigger fish.

Great for saltwater fish, ie.gobies, sandsifters, SEAHORSES--luv 'em, etc. Also great for freshwater neon's, angels, bottom feeders, etc.

Two ways to check out auction on ebay. First is go to ebay and search "Brine Shrimp Hatcheries" and you will find auction==under seller-lawtchan.

Second, click on hyperlink below to go to auction;

Please, check out comments from HUNDREDS of other buyers, to see value. Don't forget to read auction for more information. DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS ON METHOD.

Auctions last a week and are updated weekly at auctions end!!!

Please email with any questions.





http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2354910076&category=3212&rd=1
 
with the picture anyone can tell its just a soda bottle and they can make their own. and hatching/raising the shrimps is easy+ the eggs comes with instructions.
 
I agree blitzen. But if he/she is making some money at selling them and the buyer doesn't feel duped when it arrives (which I definately would since an Aqua Breed 200 would be cheaper and a heck of a lot nicer)... More power to them I guess...

I wonder how many they have sold though. As much soda as I drink I could keep them in "parts" for a lifetime.
 
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