Grade A Brine Shrimp Eggs, 1.75 oz

Lasted a lot longer than I thought. High hatch rate. Easy to use.

Enough eggs to last the rest of my life. The hatch rate is so high! I didn’t even have a thermometer in my water, I just threw a heater in a gallon of water and sprinkled some eggs in, im pretty sure there were over 1 million brine shrimp hatchlings the next day. Way more than I needed, but I’m so happy these eggs work so well! My saltwater fish will now have an awesome supplemental food source.

Having purchased other brine shrimp eggs that had very poor hatch rate, I was doubtful this is much better, but my baby fish needed something bigger than parameciums, so I decided to try this brand.I’m sure glad I did. This brine shrimp eggs had great hatch rate in 0.025 rock salt in tap water at room temperature after 36 hrs. Now all my baby golden white cloud minnows look like small orange balls with heads and tails.Update: After storage in a fridge for a month, the hatch rate dropped to zero. I tried several times and it’s zero. I guess these just don’t keep.

I was very satisfied with these brine shrimp eggs. The hatch rate was excellent using just one spoon of eggs and two spoons of salt. I had a strong, healthy hatch and my fry loved them. Great quality and definitely worth the purchase. I will be buying these again!

It took 7 days to hatch and none came out I’m still waiting. Never buying again

Axolotl care requires these, and I had excellent luck with them: hatching rates average around 85-90% of each batch.

I had a great hatch rate my first time using these, and I'm no expert. My betta is in brine shrimp heaven, and I expect these to last me months! Definitely made too many the first round but they have kept well in the fridge. Will be purchasing again.

Convenient bottle with a little scoop included inside which is neat, great hatch rate. I use 10 tablespoons of regular solar salt per 5 liters of tap water treated with a pond conditioner and they hatch out in about a day. Fish love ‘em. My pea puffer’s primary food source as he’d already eaten all the small snails and bitten all of the antennea off of the large ones.

For the eggs that did hatch, the fish had a scrumptious meal of it! However, when placing eggs into the brine hatchery, only about half were activated under light. The rest had to be thrown away. Not sure if this is a production issue or if perhaps the bottle was not kept chilled. It definitely did not arrive here chilled. Not sure the reason. Cheers.