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September 16th 03, 08:50 PM
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Brine Shrimp Question
I'm thinking about establishing a tank for sea horses only. But I never
had luck keeping the brine shrimp alive for more than 48 hours. Any help will be appreciated. Ruggie 
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September 17th 03, 04:54 AM
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Brine Shrimp Question
after you hatch them out, you need to feed most all of them then, and only
keep a very limited few in a gallon jar. if you need more then a couple hundred then keep multiple jars. they don't live long in cramped quarters IME. kc "Rugburns" wrote in message ... I'm thinking about establishing a tank for sea horses only. But I never had luck keeping the brine shrimp alive for more than 48 hours. Any help will be appreciated. Ruggie
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