Plz help i need to rid of these brine shrimp

[Remos reefs]

Ok so I put brine shrimp eggs in my 10 gallon nano wit 1 clown and 1 lepord puffer (no aggression) and thay hatched by accident and I thought they were the pre hatched ones.so even Day I feed my fish these and they eat most of them but now the leftovers are hatching and accumulating! I stopped feeding considering my puffer and clown are just eating the shrimp. my question is how can I get rid of a lot of them

 

[Nick Steele]

They will die over time giving no food (phyto)

 

[Remos reefs]

They will die over time giving no food (phyto)

Will they cause a ammonia spike? When they die

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

no, not unless your tank is completely full of them, but a few wont cause a spike. If you really want them out, just use a brine shrimp net and scoop them out., but I wouldnt bother

 

[SlugSnorter]

its fine, they won't cause an issue. Your cleanup crew might be happy though!

 

[Nick Steele]

Yeah I wouldn’t expect anything negative. Like above you can scoop them out but I would just leave them and let the fish enjoy over time.

 

[Timfish]

Fish usually are pretty good about eating all the brine shrimp available, are you sure they're brine shrimp and not on of the 'bods that live and breed in reef systems.

 

[Remos reefs]

no, not unless your tank is completely full of them, but a few wont cause a spike. If you really want them out, just use a brine shrimp net and scoop them out., but I wouldnt bother

Ok

 

[jt8791]

Has me tempted to just throw some brine shrimp eggs in the tank. I’ve been debating on investing in a hatchery but that sounds much better. Lol

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Has me tempted to just throw some brine shrimp eggs in the tank. I’ve been debating on investing in a hatchery but that sounds much better. Lol

You can check on youtube for DIY hatcheries that use empty 1 litre pop bottles, thats what I do, no need to spend on a hatchery.