A simple container is enough to hatch artemias eggs in the best way. Fill it with 1 l of tap water, then add 32 g of artemia salt (ref. 21600) and a pinch of artemias eggs. At room temperature, the larvae hatch after 24 - 36 h. Good ventilation and suitable lighting accelerate the process. You can optimize Artemias breeding using Hobby farming systems. In addition to the incubator, the game of the Hobby incubator (ref. 21900) includes a bin with air pump in which the breeding of the hatching artemias can be continued. The Hobby flat hatch (ref. 21700) works without air pump and is perfectly suitable for the occasional and direct supply of larvae in reduced quantity. Hobby's initial Liquizell Food (Ref. 30900) and the Mikrozell farming food from Hobby (ref. 30310) allow you to naturally feed artemias. The sieve for Artemias de Hobby (ref. 21620), and in particular its combination of sieve for Artemias de Hobby (ref. 21630), with mesh quantities of 180, 300, 560 and 900 μm, is an essential instrument for collecting and cleaning artemias.