Brine Shrimp Eggs for Aquatic Foods Baby & Fry Foods The Popular 90% Hatch GSL Brine Shrimp Eggs (0.5 OZ)

The best brine shrimp i ever had only 1 little scope

Another Amazon Customer reviewed these as “ Liquid Gold.” That review mentioned a replacement for Aquarium CoOp since they aren’t available there anymore. I bought these based on that review, for the same reason. Thank you for that review that mentioned ACOOP! I’ve tried other brands and have never had a clean separation between the hatched shrimp and the eggshells. These eggs seem a good replacement, high hatch rate, and the eggshells aren’t gritty, so they actually float.

I decided to give this a try and wish I hadn’t just fully trusted they they would not let me down because they sure did and I was left with nothing to feed my baby axolotls that needed to be fed 2-3 times a day and I had hundreds to feed. I still continued to try these and followed the directions entirely even on how to store them. Not to mention I’m not a beginner and make baby brine shrimp every single day multiple batches. I just wanted to try another brand and thought they couldn’t go wrong that baby brine shrimp eggs are just that so if nothing else I’ll at least get the shrimp- WRONG. I had maybe one or two batches that produced I don’t know 5-10 moving shrimp and I harvested them the full time, right temp, right ph, with a light. Just beyond disappointed. To be honest it doesn’t even look like they are what they say they are. When I made my last batch for the heck of it I did so with my usual brand side by side the entire time. The shrimp eggs themselves felt lighter and were a much different color like more dull. The entire time they were rumbling under the bubbler they looked very scarce where usually I can see eggs and they get a thicker orange color as time goes on with lots of debris at the top of the 2 liter and lots of eggs at the top at the end, these were nothing like that. There was barely any debri and it was like the eggs were already empty or something. I think I was scammed and I am honestly pretty unhappy and regret trying this brand. I hope you don’t make my mistake and especially if your pets are relying on them. I deserve my money back but am not going to mail back the empty eggs and ask for it so I won’t hold my breath. What a let down!

This worked! I just used table salt with tap water, added into a hatchery, and the next morning I had so many little brine shrimp swimming around! My betta loves eating them, and I love spoiling my betta. Awesome.

I breed fish and normally buy these when I'm low on my main brand and need some the next day. They always hatch well, much better than other brands on Amazon. Follow instructions on the listing and it should work well!

I tried growing brine shrimp as a child with no success, bought this to give my guppies some live food. Was so surprised at how easy it was to hatch these! At first I wasn't sure what I was supposed to see, but I put 1 tablespoonof eggs in 2 L of water with 4 tablespoons of sea salt and I put in an airstone in a 1 gallon tank. Brine shrimp are orange according to what I read online because I wasn't sure what I was supposed to see, the tiny orange circles were moving so I assumed they hatched. I'd bought the brine shrimp net but egg cases and shrimp remained in the first net so I just put that in the aquarium and the fish ate what they saw.I'm not sure what to feed the brine shrimp with but online says egg yolk, brewer's yeast or spirulina. I have some hand feeding mix for baby birds which should have egg in there so I added a pinch of that to the tank. There is a mass of orange in the tank on the second day now! I've been feeding the fish with scoops 2 -4x throughout the day for two days now!

They are not too bad I average up to a 75% hatch rate price is good for the amount you get they are better than most on the market

Amazing hatch! I was looking for a replacement for Aquarium Co-Op since they haven't stocked brine shrimp eggs. This is it! I use exactly like ACO eggs. In Ziss hatchery, add 2 heaping table spoons of natural sea salt, and 2 tea spoons of eggs. Run for 24 hour or a little longer with small heater inside. Boom! Liquid gold. They SEPARATE! All the shells float to the top and all the bbs gather at the bottom towards my light.