3 Pack Brine Shrimp Net - Practical Separation Net for Artemia Fry & Newborn Harvest (80, 120, 200 Mesh)

I used the middle sized net to strain brine shrimp from brine. These are heavy duty. Make sure to mark mesh sizes on nets with permanent marker!

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There must be some rule that each aquarist must have at least one net per 5 gallons of fish tank. At nearly 400 gallons in aquariums, we have dozens of nets yet still did not have appropriate nets for separating artemia eggs and newly hatched brine shrimp. These do the trick and are impressively robust for fine nets. They are also large for "shrimp" nets so not to be mistaken for nano tank gear. Quite possibly the stupidest nets I have ever used.

I hatch Brine Shrimp every 24 hour for my breeders and fry. I bought this set hoping to easily separate the naupli, from the eggs, from the water. It doesn't separate them unless your fry are VERY small, which is unrealistic. I used this once and will be throwing it away. Waste of money.

I bought these to pour my blackworms in and rinse them and they were great. Highly recommend to anyone who keeps blackworms as feeders

I try this today and was a little disappointed. First I try 120 with 200 this combo will not filter any baby brine shrimp out from the hatch. Switchover hatched baby brine shrimp from 120 to 80 was a pain. Rinse under the water 80 with 120 combo works fine. 200 is just a wasted of money.

The media could not be loaded. The video contains the 200 mesh net. Wonderful quality, sturdy and well worth the price!

Does not work to separate anything all the mesh sizes look no different do not waste your money