When should i increase the water level of my container? ( I have triops)?

I bought Triops last Saturday ( the 6th) I left the light on all night so the water would heat up. so on Sunday i woke up and set the tanks put in the eggs. etc. ( Note i put in 1/4 of water. I bought a kit it came with a plastic container.) So I’m just wondering the water level is pretty low and since they double in size,I’m worried when I should increase the water so they have more room.

2 Responses to When should i increase the water level of my container? ( I have triops)?

  1. only add water when they are actually grown. I dont recommend putting in water too early for the risk of screwing up is high. i had sea monkeys pretty much the same thing and i only put in water when they grow a reassuring size and the water level got kinda low. Too bad though, the sea monkey tanks are with lids not like the lousy triop habitats. I owned triops before, kinda risky if u ask me…if they die i recommend u go and get sea monkeys they are ways easier.

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  2. As long as the water isn’t high enough so they can jump out, and as long as you use bottled or purified water, you can add more. If the tank has a lid, then it doesn’t matter how high the water is.
    Here, look at this website. It tells you everything you need to know about triops. http://mytriops.com/articles/triops_care.stm

    And as for the sea monkeys, try adding some artemia to the triops container. The triops think they’re a tasty snack. :D
    Brine shrimp eggs are for sale at your local fish store, or online for about three dollars. Hatch them in salt water and then scoop them up in a nylon net and put them in your baby triops tank. They’ll eat up right up.

    Edit: If you can get access to pond water, put that in their tank. They’ll eat the tiny animals in the water.

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