Animagic Aqua Dragons Light-Up Deep Sea Habitat | Build an Aquatic Ecosystem, Watch Prehistoric Pets Hatch & Grow Science Kit | Ages 6+ (Packaging may vary)

My daughter loves this. Not only does it serve as a little experiment, it also teaches responsibility!

I haven’t had aqua dragons/sea monkeys/brine shrimp since middle school, and I wanted to see how my toddler would enjoy them. It’s so fun to watch these little guys grow! The blue light is fun for my toddler to turn on when the little aquarium is brought down for him to look at. Highly recommend!

I followed all the instructions exactly, but nothing hatched. My child was really excited and ended up very sad. The tank lights up, but that’s about it. A complete waste of money — we won’t be buying this again.

This was so much fun for my toddler! You can’t see the sea monkeys when they first hatch, they look like tiny specks of dust! Ours have grown and seem to be thriving. I used bottled water and we had no issues!

The media could not be loaded. My daughter got this for her birthday so it’s been 2 months. We still have several large “sea dragons” swimming around and they still bring us joy every day. It was easy to set up and the light inside is a nice feature compared to the other style. I like the pictures on the side of the tank too. It has gotten quite murky but they dont seem to mind. I try to clean it up every now and then. I think it’s worth the money for such a fun and long lasting activity.

I bought this for my daughter and we grew them and fed them and it was really fun to watch them grow. I was very happy with the product. We had fun and enjoyed having them.

Perfect little set, with lots of hatching eggs. Super easy to get going. My last batch of the competitor cost more, and NONE hatched.I can’t recommend enough. The light is fun in the dark.

This is super cute and my kids loved it while it lasted, but the brine shrimp (sea monkeys or aqua dragons) didn't get very big before it started leaking. Luckily we had it on a glass table, so it didn't damage our furniture, but it was a big disappointment when it wouldn't hold water anymore. I'm waffling about replacing it or not.I'm considering buying a refill pack of the aqua dragon eggs (which is mostly salt, since they need salt water). Before getting rid of the leaking tank, I filled it with tap water and poured it into a measuring cup so I'd know how much water to use if I decide to use a different container that won't break (maybe a rectangular thrift store vase?) and filled to the top, it is exactly 2 cups (16 ounces).