San Francisco Bay BrandASF65031 Brine Shrimp Eggs Vial for Baby Fish and Reef Tanks, 6 grams, 1 Pack

Sea monkey replacement. My daughter was bummed when her Sea monkeys that the Easter bunny brought had poor results. She searched the little tank for two weeks and saw maybe one Sea monkey. I wanted to be sneaky and get some more eggs and ran across these. Bam!!! Within 2 days we had more Sea monkeys than we ever imagined! It only took a very small amount . With the amount that comes in the container and the small amount you use, we will have Sea monkeys for the next decade!!!! I highly recommend as a Sea monkey replacement!

It has only been a day so I can't yet coment on the hatch rate, but there are already lots of baby brine shrimp.Update: It has just been over a week since I put the eggs into water. There are still more brine shrimp coming. While there were a lot within a day, there were even more over the next week. I'd say that this has a great hatch rate but instead of waiting for all of them to hatch as quite a few died not long after hatching, I'd recomend using something to pick up the swimming babies, like a turkey baster, a suction tank cleaner, or even an eye dropper to suck up the babies and move them to the fry tank. That way there will be room for the ones that have yet to hatch and you'll get more out of it, but that said, the amoung you get will still go a long way.

hached some eggs but they died not sure where I went wrong by works fine

Wish I realized sea monkeys were just brine shrimp, and that you can just buy the eggs!It's hard keeping those things alive! Found this. Sprinkled a little in, and holy moly it's a sea monkey kalooza. A "pinch of salt" size will give you a tank full of twitching little shrimpies in a day or two!

I got these as cheap 'Sea Monkeys'. They are perfect, and there's sooo many! Like some others have said though, the vial you receive may arrive cracked or open with eggs spilled all over the inside of the plastic/cardboard packaging. My vial wasn't cracked, but it was indeed spilled all over the inside of the packaging. Fortunately, I was able to scrape it all back into the vial, and when I did, the vial was entirely full to the brim. There's way more eggs here than I need.