100 micron filter for rinsing brine shrimp cysts

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

They sell white brine shrimp nets at our local fish store. Check yours. It was only about $3-4. Very fine mesh and great for catching out BBS.

[syncro]

I think a brine shrimp net may be too course since they are for catching hatched shrimp which are larger than the cysts. The description for BrineShrimpDirect's net alludes to that.

Cysts: 240 microns
Newly hatched: 450 microns

Thanks for the idea!

[Cal_stir]

I use this

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Aquarium-SIEV...b34c21e&_uhb=1

[Myka]

You can use stainless steel reusable coffee filters to rinse BS cysts and NHBBS. They are around 180 microns.

[syncro]

Originally Posted by Cal_stir

I use this

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Aquarium-SIEV...b34c21e&_uhb=1

Not cheap but ideal otherwise. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Myka

You can use stainless steel reusable coffee filters to rinse BS cysts and NHBBS. They are around 180 microns.

Great idea. I'll check them out.

Tried Seachem's The Bag (180 microns) which works well.

[rayjay]

I use mesh bags from Brine Shrimp Direct.
http://www.brineshrimpdirect.com/c9/Mesh-Bag-c65.html
They also have:
http://www.brineshrimpdirect.com/c9/...hing-p181.html
and
http://www.brineshrimpdirect.com/c9/...ieve-p278.html

[michika]

I have a meshed strainer from Brine Shrimp Direct and I loved it when I used it for brine production. It honestly just looks like a piece of 4" PVC with fine mesh carefully and well clued to the end.