GreenWaterFarm Fairy Shrimp Thailandensis Eggs for Hatching and Cultivation Suitable for Live Fish Bait, Betafish Bait

È uno scam bello e buono. They do not hatch

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I was skeptical based on the mixed reviews, but I think it's pretty clear now that the bad reviews are because of user error on their part. Within 24 hours I have experienced about 85% hatch rate. These are clearly fairy shrimp naupli, all of them. The people that reported daphnia and moina also say they used tank water, well, duh. They introduced those other micro colonies from healthy tank water. I hatched using plain bottle water at room temp. I actually started them in a water bottle at one capsule per half bottle of water and set them in a window that gets only morning sunlight. I added microalgae to the water and I will transfer them into a shallow kiddie pool pond with a planted tank LED for grow out. Excellent product. I absolutely recommend it.

I set up two containers for the eggs to hatch in. Both have RO water and one is under a heat light. It's been 3 weeks and neither has hatched anything. Now, I ran into this with Moina eggs I bought a couple of months ago on Amazon. Over a month in, nothing hatched. I had four containers set up (2 with RO water, 2 with tap. 1 RO and 1 tap under a heat light, the othr two, without).I contacted Green Water Farms and they sent me more eggs. Those hatched within a couple of days without any special conditions. The original eggs eventually started hatching after a month, though not many hatched from the Amazon eggs. I think I'm running into the same problem here. There must be some mishandling of the eggs once they hit the Amazon warehouse. Could be way too hot or something. I wouldn't say too cold because it's recommended that you store them in the freezer. I may contact GWF again over this. 05/17/2023 Guess what? Still, nothing has hatched. 06/30/2023 Things started hatching a couple of weeks ago. I say things because I have 1 fairy shrimp and a ton of either Moina or Daphnia. I have one capsule left. I was hoping to raise the shrimp to feed to my juvenile axolotls. I guess that'll never happen.

The quality of the eggs are better than expected! The first capsule used took about 48 hours for most of the shrimp to be free swimming, with some still hatching. Water temp is 30 C, with just a rigid airline tube in a Ziss brine shrimp hatchery, and the smallest mini heater I could find. I plan on using spirulina powder to feed them, same as I would with brine shrimp. Looking forward to raising these.

Along with fairy shrimp, there seemed to be daphnias or some type of water flea eggs (I'm guessing) mixed in with the fairy shrimp eggs. The shrimp were super at first tiny and over the course of a month didn't get all that much bigger though they did grow somewhat enough to be seen if you really concentrated your gaze close enough to the glass that they were grown in. We fed them spirulina powder. We hatched out the eggs in a quart mason jar to which we we added an airstone set to a low bubble blowing speed. We didn't mind that there was something else that grew from the contents of the capsule that the eggs were sent in because it gave us more to watch in their little habitat bottle. We hatched out these eggs as a food supplement for our bettas. It was fun to watch our bettas chase and eat these tiny swimming beasts that grew out from these eggs. All in all I'd buy this again.