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September 16th 03, 04:20 PM
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Brine Shrimp
fallscrape wrote:
I have some questions of my own: brine = salt water Do they survive long in freshwater? Mine? about 30 seconds, see below. How long do they survive? Just long enough to get gobbled up Are they good for fish? The fish seem to think so. Sorta hard on the shrimp though... ;-) Seriously, you can "extend" their lifespan by keeping them in the refer until feeding them to your fish... -D -- "There is nothing so strong as gentleness, and there is nothing so gentle as real strength." St. Francis de Sales 
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