JBL ArtemioMix

Live food for tropical freshwater and saltwater fish. Feed mixture of brine shrimp eggs, salt and microalgae for feeding aquarium fish.
Item no. 3090200
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13.05 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 56.74 EUR / kg
In stock – delivered to you in 1-3 business days
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Product features

  • Live food for tropical freshwater and marine fish. Mixed food comprised of brine shrimp eggs, salt and micro algae for the diet of aquarium fish
  • To use: add 2 measuring spoons of the mix to 0.5 l tap water. The brine shrimps hatch after 24 to 36 hours
  • Optimal pH value thanks to balanced proportion of salt
  • 230 g ready mix for 14 applications, each of 0.5 l water
  • Package contents: ArtemioMix, ready mix of salt and brine shrimp eggs, incl. measuring spoon 5ml.
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You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ section. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’ll be happy to help.

  • JBL Artemio Pur, JBL Artemio Mix: What is the hatching rate of Artemia eggs?

    In my experience, the actual hatch rate is fairly constant at room temperature, and is over 90% for our eggs. The time varies enormously, from 16 hours at 28°C to 36 hours at 20-21°C. Only at temperatures below 20°C does the hatch rate drop, but then quite rapidly. The best results are achieved at around 25°C. The hatch rate depends less on the temperature than on the eggs used and their origin; there are significant differences between species and years. In some years, the hatch rate is higher, in others slightly lower

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Analytical constituents

Crude protein: 3.12 %, Fat content: 0.56 %, Crude fibre: 0.24 %, Crude ash: 0.42 %

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