The easiest way top hatch live baby brine shrimp is by using our Artermia Hatcher available on our website HERE.The Artemia Hatcher is very easy to use, follow these steps to have some freshly hatched brine shrimp for your jellyfish.1. Fill with saltwater up to the “water level” mark. This is the ring that is located on the inside edge of the dish. Ensure that the water level is above the black walls, and below the top of the white rings. 2. Set the white divider disk into the middle and insert the sieve into the center opening. 3. Set the hatcher where ever you will leave it before adding the eggs. Essentially you do not want to move the hatcher after you have added eggs since that will cause the shells to mix and end up in the center where they should not be.4. Sprinkle 1-3 spoonfuls evenly around the outer circle and close the lid. Keep the lid in the “closed” position to avoid unwanted light At normal room temperature, the brine shrimp will hatch after 24-48 hours, warmer temperatures will yield a better brine shrimp hatch rate. The brine shrimp will be attracted to light in the middle of the dish towards the sieve (screen scoop) and are easily taken out. Feeding live baby brine shrimp:1. Use the sieve in the center of the hatcher to strain the live bring shrimp from the water. (Never add the hatch water to the aquarium since this will be dirty and high in unwanted ammonia. You may rinse freshly hatched brine under some distilled, reverse osmosis or fresh salt water to ensure that your brine are clean when adding to the tank.)2. Since the amount of hatched shrimp in the sieve will vary day by day, we recommend using the smaller food scoop to pick up the bright orange strained shrimp. This will give you a visual and actual measurement of how much shrimp you are feeding. The goal  is to feed enough shrimp that the jellyfish can grab in about 15-20 minutes.3. The live brine shrimp will hatch for a period of about 4-5 days, after this you should rinse the whole dish with fresh tap water and then restart the process. ** TIP: Since live brine shrimp is lacking in Omega fatty acids and HUFAs we recommend feeding our dry Jelly food. The Jelly Food is much more nutritional complex and has the missing fatty acids. You can feed the dry Jelly food on the days where the hatcher is being re-started. This will give the jellyfish the missing nutritional value for optimal health.