tea filter for bbs

[fireblade]

Wonder if this is good enough for bbs to swim out.

[Jabby]

I think if you were to have a light source out of the container, the bbs may just swim out.

[fireblade]

hopefully the eggs don't flow out
do you think I should provide aeration in the filter or outside the filter?

[Jabby]

Originally Posted by fireblade

hopefully the eggs don't flow out
do you think I should provide aeration in the filter or outside the filter?

I think if you were to put aeriation inside, there is a risk of the eggs coming out. Else if you were to put aeration inside, you risk also have "dead" spots or the eggs may come out in the other direction as opposed to the placement of the aeration. Perhaps you can consider no aeration and hatch the BBS as in they ae in the BBS hatchery dish, but then that will affect the hatch rate.

[fireblade]

Mission failed. .. The filter got rusty just after 1 day in salt water. .

[exotic_idiot]

Pics credit to sgreefclub.


Bro last time i use this after I hatch the eggs.
Only thing is this process very slow.

[vaynard]

Originally Posted by exotic_idiot

Pics credit to sgreefclub.


Bro last time i use this after I hatch the eggs.
Only thing is this process very slow.

Useful thing, but if you have loads of fishes, not enough volume to feed.

[exotic_idiot]

Originally Posted by vaynard

Useful thing, but if you have loads of fishes, not enough volume to feed.

Yup very true. One thing u can hatch first in big volume then separate it using this.

[fireblade]

this project of mine failed completely.. :P
the tea strainer become rusted after only 1 day in salt water... so disappointing...

[wllm33]

Originally Posted by exotic_idiot

Pics credit to sgreefclub.


Bro last time i use this after I hatch the eggs.
Only thing is this process very slow.

does this gadget separate the hatched bbs 100% from the eggs/shells ?
why can we get this locally ?
thnks