Incubator Tubes for Fish and Shrimp Eggs Deep Aqua Aqua Natura 5 cm x 30 cm, 50 pcs

Deep Aqua Aqua Natura incubator tubes are transparent cylindrical vessels designed for controlled incubation of fish and shrimp eggs. Each pack contains 50 clear tubes sized 5 cm in diameter and 30 cm in length, providing individual sheltered spaces that allow gentle water exchange while protecting eggs and newly hatched larvae. These tubes are intended for use in home aquariums, professional hatcheries, and laboratory environments where consistent, low-stress incubation conditions are required.

Advantages

The tubes combine a compact footprint with a length that accommodates multiple eggs or a brood of small larvae, offering physical separation from tank predators and strong water flow. Their clear construction permits visual monitoring of development without disturbance. The set of 50 units supports batch incubation and replacement when cleaning is needed, and the uniform dimensions ensure predictable water dynamics and stacking or placement in standard aquarium setups.

Suitable for

• Hatching fish eggs in aquariums and breeding tanks
• Incubating shrimp eggs and early-stage larvae
• Small-scale hatchery operations and experimental laboratory use
• Temporary isolation of fry or delicate juveniles during early development

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 50 tubes
• Outer diameter: 5 cm
• Length: 30 cm
• Material: transparent tubular material suitable for aquatic use
• Design: open-ended with passive water exchange for gentle flow

How to use

Place eggs or larvae gently into a single tube and position the tube vertically or horizontally inside the aquarium or hatchery tank according to available space and desired flow conditions. Ensure the tube is stable and submerged to allow passive circulation of tank water; avoid placing directly in strong currents that could displace eggs. Monitor water quality parameters such as temperature, salinity and dissolved oxygen in the main system, and periodically inspect tubes for debris, fungal growth or uneaten food. Remove and rinse tubes one at a time during maintenance to minimize disturbance to other incubations.

Usage recommendations

Use a dedicated tube per clutch to prevent cross-contamination, maintain appropriate tank water parameters for the species being cultured, and perform gentle daily checks rather than aggressive cleaning. Replace or sterilize tubes between batches to reduce the risk of pathogens.