Salt Lake Artemia

Freezer storage is not necessary unless you intend on holding artemia for more than 6 months.

Salt lake artemia.

Although small they serve as an essential food source for millions of birds that breed or stopover at the great salt lake during migration and in recent years these shrimp support a multi million dollar commercial harvest. You are interested to know our products please send me a contact. Artemia cysts great salt lake u s a. 66 89 122 5888.

The cooperative excels at harvesting and processing artemia cysts directly from the world s best source great salt lake and its lakeshore. Brine shrimp eggs gsl from utah u s a. Salinity also affects the algae in the lake which the brine shrimp feed on. Artemia occurs in vast numbers in the great salt lake where it is commercially important.

Our cooperative s collective mission and goals are used to focus on producing quality artemia products preserving the environment and continuing to provide world renowned quality brine shrimp. Salinity is crucial for the harvest. The brine shrimp artemia franciscana thrives here regardless of the salty water and fluctuating water temperatures. The great salt lake brine shrimp cooperative is a group of member companies working together to produce the world s finest artemia products from the world s greatest source great salt lake.

We recommend that all bio marine brand artemia be kept in a cool dry place during transport and receiving. Great salt lake artemia is building upon the tradition of quality dependability and nutrition that is synonomous with artemia from great salt lake. Even artemia kept under cool dry conditions will begin to vary its hatch within 3 to 5 over the course of 6 12 months. Artemia cysts are used as live feed for larval stage fish and shrimp in hatcheries in europe asia central and south america and around the world.

Artemia are able to avoid cohabiting with most types of predators such as fish by their ability to live in waters of very high salinity up to 25. Taxonomy distribution and conservation artemia salina was first described as cancer salinus by carl linnaeus in his systema naturae in 1758. However nowadays it is believed that the brine shrimp of this lake is another species a. The cooperative was formed in 2006 when sixteen harvest companies joined together to create the great salt lake brine shrimp cooperative inc.

Salt lake brine shrimp. When the salinity falls below 5 the egg becomes less buoyant and is difficult to harvest. Great salt lake brine shrimp cooperative gsl artemia. Several conditions affect the availability of the egg from year to year.