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I am a teacher of children with special needs in Wichita Kansas. My children range from pre-kindergarten to 5th grade. I had an axolotl in my classroom when I taught Kindergarten and the kids loved it. I would like to have some axolotl eggs and/or larve for the kids to watch develop into adult axolotls, but first I need to successfully hatch some brine shrimp, which has been a challenge for me in the past! I am going to try again, so if anyone has tips on hatching brine shrimp, they would be greatly appreciated!
 
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Welcome to the forum!

Which is about all I can say, as I have never hatched brine shrimp. :eek:
 
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You can always get the complete brine shrimp hatchery set , I like mind pitcher type cause it's big enough to use hatching my axolotl eggs also. I bought that on eBay , it came from China. Then watch some YouTube video about how to hatch brine shrimp. :D
 
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