
Ziss Aqua ZH-2000 Artemia blender
Ziss Aqua ZH-2000 Artemia Blender – Ideal for larger-scale brine shrimp hatching
With the Ziss Aqua ZH-2000 Artemia Blender, you can easily hatch your own live food with maximum yield. This large and efficient Artemia blender features a generous capacity, a convenient carrying handle and a sturdy plastic stand, allowing it to be placed securely on any flat surface.
The lid includes an opening for an aquarium heater (not included) and comes standard with a thermometer and O-ring. A small aquarium heater is sufficient to maintain the optimal temperature for achieving the highest possible hatch rate, even in a cooler room.
The specially designed drain valve at the bottom of the container allows you to harvest newly hatched brine shrimp easily, accurately and without mess. The included Ziss Aqua air stone and internal airline tubing, together with an (optional) small air pump, keep the brine shrimp eggs continuously in motion, which is essential for achieving a high hatch rate. A handy feeding pipette is also included, allowing you to feed the freshly hatched Artemia directly to your fish.
Key features
- Capacity: 2000 ml (2 litres), ideal for aquarium hobbyists and breeders who require larger quantities.
- Material: Made from durable plastic with a sturdy base.
- Complete set: Includes a thermometer with O-ring, Ziss Aqua air stone with airline tubing, a dedicated drain valve and a feeding pipette.
- Smart design for high hatch rates: Thanks to its specially designed shape, integrated aeration and unique dosing valve, brine shrimp eggs can be hatched and harvested with ease.
- Use a flashlight (or your phone) when harvesting the nauplii. They are attracted to light. Shine the light near the drain valve and they will gather there, while the empty eggshells remain floating at the surface.
- Fill the blender to a maximum of 3–4 cm below the rim. This prevents the eggs from sticking to the underside of the lid and drying out during aeration.
- Store the eggs in a refrigerator or freezer in an airtight container. Heat and moisture quickly reduce egg quality.












