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Old 01-24-2007, 02:33 PM   #1
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Default Brine Shrimp

If I'm feeding baby guppies brine shrimp, should I just place the cube in the water and wait for it to melt, or will they nibble at it?
I'm using this kind: http://i1.tinypic.com/34hjqye.jpg
except that they are the baby brine shrimp.
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Swish it up in water, rinse in a brine net, and put some in. Or, just swish it up and dilute it. They're packed with a lot of juices that can raise phosphates, etc. in your tank.
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Thanks! Will they eventually start to swim around, or will my fish just eat them as they're ingesting the water?
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They are dead.
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Oh! Thanks!
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put it ina mesureing cup with 1\3 of a cup of water in it. Then dump out as much juice as u can as in my experiances it can realy mess up small tanks. then us a turkey baster to squirt a few shrimp at a time into the tank.
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