AAA Brine Shrimp Eggs - 90%+ Guaranteed Hatch Rate, Nutrient-Rich Live Fish Food for Baby Fry, Guppies, Bettas & Marine Life - High Protein GSL Artemia Cysts

This was my first time ever hatching brine shrimp and I had great success. I believe the bad reviews are from those who did not hatch properly or optimally. Here’s exactly what I did for my first time with probably a 90% + hatch rate after about 30 hours. Use sea salt. 25 grams per liter of straight tap water, aged if wanted but don’t use dechlorinator. If you don’t have a scale, 1 tablespoon per liter will work. Use between 1/4 and 1/2 teaspoon of eggs per liter. Less eggs typically yields a better hatch rate. I use 3 scoops with a 1/8tsp scoop in this video. High flow/circulation. The eggs need to be tumbled with lots of oxygen! Use an air pump with a piece of airline tubing, no need to restrict the airflow. Light. The eggs need BRIGHT light for at least the first few hours but as much as possible is best. Warmth. The eggs hatch best between 75f - 80f. Any lower than 75f and hatch time will be longer and hatch rate can decrease. It’s really as simple as throwing a tablespoon of sea salt into a liter of water in a plastic bottle with an air pump for circulation. Keep them warm and bright and you’ll have babies in about 24 hours.

Hatching beautifully- package came sealed extremely well, no hatching instructions but for obvious reasons. All you need is reef salt (you can get it cheap online in small qtys or at a pet store) water, an airstone, and air pump ( a 20$ hatching kit comes with all that minus salt) and 48 hr later you’re going to have brine shrimp hatching.

I have mixed feelings about this product. I have purchased this product on four different occasions. I have received pretty good result from only one of the purchases. on the first purchase the product produced as promised, with a high/impressive hatch rate. As for the second, third, and fourth purchases, this product was an absolute let-down. The hatch rate was disappointing to say the least. No matter what variant of supporting products use the results were the same (Horrible). To put things in prospective, from one .05 oz packet it produced barely enough Baby Brine Shrimp (BBS) for a partial feeding. From the Two 1oz packets the results a were just as disappointing. For transparency, Purchase 1: I used mediterranean sea salt (MSS) along with this product (Very good results). Purchase 2, 3, and 4: I tried the MSS again this time the process produced no noticeable hatchling. Then I tried the product with aquarium salt, and then marine salt which also failed to produce a noticeable improvement to the number of hatchlings. So, based on my observation/opinion I think the product deserves the rating of one star for now.

These eggs are microscopic as are the hatchlings so be careful how much you place in water depending on your use. Wanting pets I put 1/2 a teaspoon in a gallon of water which is mixed 4 tablespoons aquarium salt and I seem to have gotten way way too many shrimp for a long term manageable environment there's so many they literally darken the water upon hatching so small I need glasses to see them but will be a hundred times this size within 6 weeks as are my remaining "aquarium dragons"

I have ordered this twice. The first time I had an excellent hatch rate and the second time I had an almost 0% hatch rate. Unfortunately this is an item that doesn't allow returns. If I had to guess it was due to the high outdoor temperature when I purchased it the second time. Ideally, these should be shipped in an insulated box and kept in the fridge in between uses.