Grade A Brine Shrimp Eggs, 1.75 oz

I did prepare water to 35ppm (higher salt content than the package) and aerated with an airstone for about 48 hrs and I had a great hatch rate! Not sure how many exactly, but there are tons of baby shrimp in there. Got these guys as a sea monkeys hobbyist wanting to make a DIY tank, so for me they definitely served their purpose!

Keep in mind that the product lists having an 80% hatch rate. I think a few others may have been disappointed because they were in the smaller margin. When you’re cultivating something like brine shrimp you’re bound to get a few duds. I like this product much more than others I have tried. I also like that the brine shrimp hatched were very small (compared to other brands) making it easy to feed fry.

I'm not sure what % of hatch I got but I got a bizillion shrimp out of the little measuring spoon that came with the bottle.

These did not work for me. I have always used this company and for some reason, this batch of eggs will not hatch. I tried more salt, less salt, heat, etc. I contacted the company and got no reply, but Amazon ended up helping me. I am not sure I would try these again just due to the lack of customer service.I use the tray they make and have had great luck with hatching these for years, but something is off with the new batch.

These are some great brine shrimp eggs and well worth the money. Most others are way overpriced. I breed several fish and these have lasted almost a year. Separation of eggs and cysts could be better but that’s what a brine shrimp sieve is for. Easy to hatch and the hatch rate seems to be as advertised. I never had a bad batch and would buy again. Going to try out some higher quality eggs to compare but these are the best option for your money I could find anywhere.

Junk crap hatch think ment 90% won't hatch save your money use brs

The media could not be loaded. This is THE BEST bbs eggs around. I use these eggs for my baby axolotls and always have an amazing hatch rate!!Tips to start a plentiful BBS Hatchery 💖You will need the following items:- NON Iodized table salt- Baking Soda- Calcium Powder- BBS Eggs- A hatchery set up. ( I use the pop bottle method, for more info you can find tons of videos on YouTube.- Desk lamp with a reptile heat bulb ( I use 50 Watts. )* Optional * - ThermometerOnce you have your hatchery put together, fill your hatchery with cold water that has NOT been dechlorinated. This helps the bbs break out of their eggs. Next, you will add one tablespoon of NON Iodized table salt, one pinch on baking soda, and one pinch of calcium powder per 16 OZ of water. Your hatchery heats up throughout the day with the help of your desk lamp, you want the temperature to reach about 80°. Any colder you eggs may take longer to hatch, any hotter your babies may boil 😭.Remember to store your bbs eggs in the refrigerator so they do not go bad!For more help you can find me @ Mariah's Mystical Axolotls LLC on Facebook 💖It can be tricky the first time you try, but once you get it, its just like riding a bike ! You'll never forget 🙂

I feel like the hatch rate was more around 50% rather then 80. i follow directions and always ended up with mostly eggs. probably wont buy again