Brine Shrimp Eggs Fish Food - Sea Monkey Eggs 90% Hatch Rate Aquatic Foods for Freshwater & Saltwater Fish, Shrimp, Fry (0.7oz)

Hatching quality was great. It’s more than enough in the pack, great value for your money. Size as shown in description. I used this as a snack for my beta fish. They were extremely excited to have live food. There’s no doubt in my mind that they love the way it taste. I would recommend getting a hatch contraption, but I did mine in a bottle and strained it.If you have a female beta sorority like me, make sure you have plenty of plants and hiding spaces for your fish to have their own alone time because I noticed my beta became way more active and slightly aggressive after eating. Not in a bad way but more like a shark that smelled meat. But would recommend.

Can't do a zero star. I have hatched a fair amount of brine shrimp and these suck. I have run two different batches and not a single egg has hatched. Do not buy these

Just saying a little goes a long way and they hatched in about a day which is good of course I’m not complaining I’m sure they would have hatched sooner if I had the right set up though. I poured about 2 or 3 cups of water in a small bucket with 2 tablespoons of Himalayan salt (you can use any salt) then left it in a warm room until the next day. A heat lamp might help hatch them up too. I don’t know why I’m talking so much but I just thought I should talk about the process 10/10 btw (by the way)

Maybe just me but hatch rate wss low. Think it was my setup. Great cheap live food!

I've started breeding shrimp and naturally you'll need brine shrimp for the little babies at some point. Got this to try and I'm using it with an airpumpless hatchery. Had it for a couple weeks now and it hasn't disappointed!I'm not 100% sure about the hatch rate because I can't tell how many of the cysts actually hatch. But for my liking, it's PLENTY! I wouldn't doubt it being 90%.I store the bag in the fridge (in the door, top shelf) and pour the cysts directly on the salty water (I use 1 Tbsp Aquarium Salt for 2 cups of water which is the amount that fills my hatchery) and they hatch within less than 24 hours. I immediately get a huge rush of them to load my babies up with and more hatch over the next couple of days. Eventually the numbers dwindle and that's when I reset the hatchery. Have had amazing success, and the babies have been EXPLODING in growth! People aren't kidding when they say fry grows a lot faster once they can eat bringe.What a fantastic thing!Can definitely recommend this. Make sure to keep it in the fridge, throw it in there asap. And from my experience, don't worry about temperature acclimating it. For me it def has worked beautifully to just toss em in the water and be done with it.

I could not get these to hatch despite using a hatchery but it could likely be my fault as I did not refrigerate them, which I suppose is recommended. I've never had to do that with other brine shrimp eggs before, though. They also arrived quite clumped in the bag which I have not seen in the past.

Just a heads up this food even though the fish nibbled on it floats i even let it thoroughly hydrate in a measuring cup of salt water from the tank for 20mins stirred it well and dumped it into the tank where the entire amount floated right to the top and went straight for my overflow. Maybe it’s better for a freshwater fishbowl..

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had bad experiences with other brands and finally got a good hatch out of these and have been purchasing them since. The adults pictured were hatched from this brand and the babies are from my recent pack. Hatch rate is great imo and I’ve gotten some super fun colors as well, such as white, pink, and orange. I can always trust this brand when I have axolotl hatchlings and haven’t had to lose any while using this brand like I have in the past with other brands due to bad eggs.Tip: If the eggs bother u in the shrimpery kit as much as they bothered me then I recommend getting a small aquarium with a light, along with some instant ocean and pour and stir the eggs. When hatched, I use a suction syringe and suck them from the top. Feeding algae wafers helped me grow adults while waiting for algae growth. Fun to watch but don’t rely on the adults to reproduce enough to use if you have a large quantity of fish that need to be fed as I do.