Empowering hatcheries worldwide with high-quality Artemia and expert support.

Artemia, also known as brine shrimp, remains one of the most vital live feeds in aquaculture. With unmatched nutritional value and flexibility, it plays a crucial role in the early development of marine and freshwater species.
At VISHE KRISHI TASHKENT, we go beyond just supplying Artemia. We provide tailor-made hatching and enrichment protocols, expert guidance, and a complete portfolio of Artemia-based solutions to boost survival, growth, and performance.


Why Artemia MattersRich Nutritional Profile

• Artemia offers an ideal balance of proteins, lipids, and essential fatty acids for larval development.
• Flexible Use
• Can be used as live feed, enriched, or combined with dry feed to match specific hatchery needs.
• Reliable and Safe
• Our stringent quality controls ensure pathogen-free Artemia cysts and consistent hatchability.

Our Artemia Portfolio
Whether you're operating a large marine hatchery or a specialized ornamental fish facility, we have the right Artemia product for you:

• High-Hatch Cysts – Maximum yield, ideal for intensive hatcheries
• Enriched Artemia – Boosted with DHA/EPA for nutritional enhancement
• Decapsulated Cysts – Ready-to-use and safe for direct feeding
• Custom Protocols – Expert-developed guides for optimized hatching and enrichment

Artemia, commonly known as brine shrimp, inhabit some of the most extreme aquatic environments on Earth. Their preferred ecosystems—hypersaline lakes, salt pans, and coastal lagoons—are typically inhospitable to other aquatic life. This ecological isolation provides Artemia with a unique evolutionary advantage: minimal biological competition and natural protection from predators.

One of Artemia's most remarkable survival strategies is the production of dormant cysts. These tiny, encapsulated embryos can remain viable for years in a dry state, reactivating only when environmental conditions become favorable. This allows for efficient natural collection and long-term storage, making them an ideal live feed resource for aquaculture.

Artemia cysts are harvested seasonally from salt lakes and evaporation ponds around the world—including regions in Central Asia, South America, and the United States. These lakes differ in their mineral composition, temperature, and biological characteristics, which means each Artemia population has its own specific traits—such as hatchability rate, nauplii size, and nutritional profile.

Over decades of field exploration and ecological mapping, the most productive and consistent Artemia resources have been identified. Today, these natural sources are managed with strict ecological and operational controls to ensure sustainable harvesting practices and habitat preservation.

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