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How long do brine shrimp eggs last? | ||||
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Regular brine shrimp eggs (with shells) can be kept for years as long as you provide cool, dry conditions.
Decapsulated eggs can last a month or more in the freezer if you store them in super saline water. To do this, add salt mix to a small amount of water until it will not disolve any longer. Then add your decapsulated eggs to that. Be sure to rinse well before hatching. Related Topics: | ||||
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