Brine Shrimp Eggs Fish Food - 90% Hatch Rate for Aquatic Foods Baby Aquarium Fish Freshwater Saltwater Marine Tank Hatchery Fry 20G

Outstanding hatch rate! I had a pack almost a year old and was still getting about 40% hatch. I just bought a new pack and shrimp are hatching at at least 80-90% in less then 24 hours

Goo Gd amount of the didn’t hatch .

I’ve been hatching brine shrimp for years and this was by far the worst experience. I followed the instructions exactly and tried two separate containers (one kept at about 78°F, the other at 82°F). Both had the same result: almost no hatching. The eggs were clumpy right out of the package, which made me suspicious. With other brands, I see hatching around 18 hours and have plenty to feed baby axolotls by 24 hours into the process. With this brand, I waited over 60 hours and still saw barely any movement — just a few flutterings. Nowhere near the 90% hatch rate they claim. More like 10%, if that. Actually, 10% is being generous. I ended up tossing the batch and ordering another brand just to make sure my baby axolotls didn’t go hungry. Total waste of time and money. I recorded a video showing the poor hatch results if anyone wants proof. I don’t know if what I received was just a really bad batch and ann anomaly, but my experience was enough to make me never want to purchase this brand again. Avoid this brand if you rely on a consistent, viable hatch in order to feed sensitive aquatic critters.

Very happy! Fast and in 24 hours a good hatch rate without special equipment. I followed Sea Monkey instructions. Still good hatch rate

...the hatch rate is definitely good enough for me. I put two sea-monkey-food scoops (tiny tiny scoops) of eggs in two containers, and 24 hours later they have both hatched out a ton of little shrimps. One container is 81f and the other is 71f. The warmer one hatched a few hours before the cooler one, but both have many many shrimps hatched. I put the rest of the eggs in the fridge. I'm trying to establish a breeding colony. I don't know what I'll do with the rest of these eggs but I don't think I'll ever run out of shrimp. I think it's probably good I ordered these in winter so the eggs were probably always kept cool. It might not be a good idea to order them in summer.

These eggs were awesome! I had my doubts as some of my friends have ordered similar packages and there was water in the package thus ruining the eggs so they didn't hatch. Very easy to take care of. For me I have a 1 gallon tank for them. After some research I realized I didnt have the right salt for them but I needed them for baby guppy fry as they make great food for the babys and are easy for them to eat with good nutrition, so I was left with having to use normal idolized salt from my kitchen. And it worked! For now I will keep them with that salt until I've fed them all up to my fish then will switch to the right salt. I had only about 60% of the shrimp survive the 1st week but I'm sure it's due to the fact I didn't use the right salt. They begin very tiny but grow fast. Very good product over all. Will buy again when I'm out of my first bag.

First time doing Brine shrimp for baby axolotls. Process was easy. I just poured tap water in the vessel with the eggs. Let it aerate for an hour. Place in a teaspoon of sea salt. Didn’t heat the water at all. After 48 hours there were brine shrimp everywhere scurrying to the small flashlight I placed at the bottom. Released the clip and allowed the water to flow through the mesh net provided. Rinsed the shrimp with fresh water from a bottled water and sucked them up with the provided bulb. Plenty of brine shrimp and the babies are going after them. Thoroughly satisfied. In the video I took the babies are pretty full and aren’t moving a lot by the time I took it about 2 hours later, but one is definitely still feeding.

Horrible hatch rate I think about 10 hatched out of 1.4 ounces of cysts, leaving a huge mess to clean of expired eggs. Would not buy again. I should have listened to the reviews but I had hope.