GreenWaterFarm Triops Red Longicaudatus Eggs for Hatching and Culture Suitable to be Pet and Science Project (Pure 200 Eggs)

Super pleased with this purchase. Definitely the correct or more amount of eggs. I really like I can try to hatch the amount of eggs I want. No, not all of the ones I put in hatched, but when I dry out the sand those eggs will most likely hatch next time. I got quite a few and they are getting big fast! Always hungry. Most are orange and one is grey? Not sure if this will help, but during hatching I kept it at room temp and used a "UV light for plants" at all time till they hatched. When using a regular lamp it did not work well for me.

only one hatched. seller added a car to claim that there was up to 300 eggs. I put them on a magnified table and counted, there were only 83 eggs. would not buy again. buyer beware.

My only complaint about this packaging is that it produces so much static that the eggs don't want to come out. Other than that, I love these little guys.and now my kids get to see why. 😁

I'm a very experienced aquarium expert with decades of practice raising fish and shrimp. I set up two different small tanks, good water, air stone, followed the directions perfectly. After multiple tries none of the eggs hatched from multiple purchases I made. Must have been a bad batch or exposed to high heat during transport or something. It was supposed to be a fun project for the kids to help learn with and they're bummed out it was a total failure.

No where near 200 eggs inside. Maybe 50 at best. The container is less than ideal, as static keeps the eggs stuck, so lost several of what little was in there trying to get them put. Hatch rate low, most died within a day.

Well, the little critters hatched quite fast with the proper conditions, but careful daily count of the eggs after a month suggests around a 10% hatch rate... which is rock bottom for Triops (60% Max) and my setup is scientifically perfect for them. The box contains nothing but eggs, so any detritus, algae, or small aquatic critters that baby Triops need to eat are non-existent without going to more extreme measures such as gathering local pond water. Buy a kit unless you have all the necessary things for prime hatching conditions. But hey, at least they are actually eggs and not just dust, right?

Didn’t put all the eggs in at once, was able to get a couple rounds out of them. They grew pretty fast but Keep in mind they dont live a super long time but are kinda fun to just have. A 5g tank in a bright warm space where it is forgotten about untill 2 weeks later you discovered they actually lived and have grown the largest you have ever been able to get them. :/ 10 out of 10 would do it again. Also stuck a pothos cutting in the tank and they enjoyed it.

This package reminded me of sea monkeys from the 70’s. Well, I took the leap, set up a half gallon mason jar aquarium, and dumped in the egg vial. In 2 days they hatched! I added some duckweed, and the little shrimps are growing daily. I’m having so much nerd fun watching em!

Não eclodiu um se quer...

I’ve ordered twice. My first batch were incredible, there were 9 and they grew huge, but I think they started having trouble shedding their shells and they all died within the same 12 hours. The second batch hatched loads but only one has made it but is doing really well. I will purchase more to hopefully add some friends for him.

A lot of baby triops, highly hatch rate. Highly recommended

This brand is great! Triops started hatching within a day from being soaked in water. We received this on Jan 5th. It's almost a week and all the eggs that hatched are still alive, growing and thriving. We had algae from a Clementoni kit (not very good brand - only 2 eggs hatched and both died after a couple of days. Don't buy the Clementoni brand!). So make sure you buy triops food if you buy this product as the triops feed a lot and grow fast. My 12-yr old son was very happy with his purchase. He used a gift card he received for Christmas and this sure is a great purchase.

No eclosiona, trae según 200 huevos pero neh. Según son "microscopicos" pero no recomiendo que gasten su dinero así. Puse lámpara, temperatura y después de 4 días nada eclosionó.