Decapsulated Artimea Capsules Decapsulated Artemia Capsules are a popular and convenient fish food choice in aquaculture and aquarium hobbies, especially for fry (baby fish), small fish, and shrimp. They contain brine shrimp eggs (Artemia cysts) that have had their hard outer shell (chorion) chemically removed—making them non-hatching, ready-to-feed, and highly digestible. Decapsulated Artemia Capsules are a non-hatching form of brine shrimp eggs, processed to remove their hard outer shells. This makes them safe and nutritious for direct feeding without the hassle of hatching, while retaining all the essential nutrients of live Artemia. Type: Non-hatching decapsulated Artemia (brine shrimp eggs) Packaging: Airtight capsules (commonly in strips of 1 tab) Shelf Life: 1–2 years in cool, dry storage Origin: Often USA (Great Salt Lake) or China Ready-to-use: No hatching setup or time required High protein content: ~55–60% protein for optimal growth Shell-free: Safe for fish; no risk of digestive injury Long shelf life: Stable and easy to store Hygienic and mess-free: No need to separate nauplii or clean tanks from egg shells Ideal Uses: Feeding newly hatched fry Boosting color and growth in small tropical or marine fish Supplementary diet for shrimp and filter feeders Emergency or travel feeding when live feed is unavailable �� Usage Tips: Soak in tank water for 10–20 minutes before feeding to soften Feed small quantities multiple times a day for fry Store in a cool, dry place; refrigerate after opening for longevity ⚠️ Note: Do not expect these to hatch—decapsulation is irreversible Use in moderation to prevent water fouling Ideal for delicate fish unable to digest shelled cysts IF ANY DOUBTS FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US ON YOTUBE INSTAGRAM CONTACT US
