Cenyo Brine Shrimp Eggs for Aquatic Foods Baby & Fry Foods The Popular 90% Hatch GSL Brine Shrimp Eggs (1 oz)

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.

I'll fish love them the health of the eggs is good the size is good and easy directions obviously the fish love the taste and great value for the money

Did not have a great hatch rate. Could have been me, but I've hatched previously without issue.

Great product and the eggs are legit

Very easy to hatch, eggs still hatch if you leave them out of the freezer & fish go wild when I add them. The little bag last me about 6 months, my tanks have scuds so I don’t add them all the time though. I would hatch 1/2g about twice a month for a 55g & a 10g, from fry to adults, fish love Brine Shrimp. When I first got the package, I didn’t realize it said to keep at 40°F or colder so, without knowing, I left it on my kitchen counter for a few months & surprisingly I still had a high yield for hatch rate. Great food for fish, not sure about keeping them as pets though.