what can I feed brine shrimp?

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I know brine shrimp will eat algae and yeast, but I was wondering if I
could feed them things like "enriched self rising flour". That stuff is
really cheap, and the particles are small enough that I beleive the
brine shrimp will eat it. If that won't work, what is the least
expensive thing I can feed them that I can pick up locally?

Thanks
Ed K.

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You may want to try regular, non-self-rising flour instead.

[Norm]

How do you feed the flour? Sounds like it would make a mess, clump up,
etc.

Norm

wrote:
> You may want to try regular, non-self-rising flour instead.

[Logic316]

wrote:
> You may want to try regular, non-self-rising flour instead.


Commercially-bred brine shrimp are raised on brewers yeast, available at
any grocery store - just use it very sparingly, as a little goes a long
way. Algae is also good for them, which can be bought live in
concentrated liquid form in bottles or in dried packets at most good
aquarium shops.

- Logic316


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