[Gravel question]

1 hour ago, Patrick_G said:

I’ve bought this: 

https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lawn-and-garden/landscaping/landscape-rock/7100399

I’m not sure if it’s exactly the same but it looks similar and is $6 for 50lbs. 

That's a deal with looking at, but isn't pea gravel lager in size?

[Gravel question]

1 hour ago, KBOzzie59 said:

Says "natural stone gravel"  so I would say no dye.  And I will be checking some of that out myself.

My thoughts exactly. Did you notice the different colors? In the picture of the red vs the pink, the stones look sharper. Would that be something to worry about with bottom dwellers like loaches and Cory's?

[Gravel question]

I didn't know where to post this.  It's kind of fish and plant related.  I'm looking to put gravel into a new 125 gallon being setup.  Has anyone tried the "Rain Forest" gravel from Lowes?  It says stones are sorted by color and then crushed to size.  I assume that means no dye is used.

TYIA

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Rain-Forest-30-Pound-s/5000894579

[Brine shrimp hatchery question.]

I like the design of the Ziss hatchery, but it just seems huge for my application.  I have currently 2 pair of GBR that I am hoping to breed.  I searched the forum and faq.  I'd really like more information on how much to BBS to feed, and how often.  I'm thinking maybe I should get the San Francisco hatchery kit (or two) and put 20 ounce bottle(s), sort of a micro brewery setup, but I'd like to see what others have to say.

So, how many brine shrimp are you making for a small breeding application, or are to pair of GBR large enough to make use of the Ziss hatchery?