Ocean Nutrition Instant Baby Brine Shrimp Eggs 0.7oz (20g) in Saline Solution, Fish Tank Fry, Betta & Tropical Fish Food for Saltwater & Freshwater Aquarium

Excellent choice for feeding those tiny fry! My Polar Blue Parrot Cichlids decided to 'mess around' awhile back and found themselves with lots of little babies not too long ago (He must have fell in love because they had more just a few days ago) .. Anyhow, I was able to suck most of them up into a turkey baster type thing and place them into an acrylic breeder that I purchased here on Amazon (Excellent in tank container) .. I did research and found this "Instant Baby Brine Shrimp" and they all seem to love it. I know that they are eating it because I watch them with a magnifying glass to see if they are eating it, and they definitely are! 1 jar seemed to last me about 3 weeks. I am on my 2nd jar now. I squirt some aquarium water into a re-usable Dixie cup them add 1 of the spoonful's (spoon is included) into the cup. I feed then just a little bit of it throughout the day and 1 good feeding at night, then repeat the process the next day. It seems to be doing the trick!

Okay, so I bought this Ocean Nutrition Baby Brine Shrimp stuff, and honestly? It's been a lifesaver. I've got a bunch of tiny fry in my tank, and they're super picky eaters. Trying to hatch brine shrimp myself was a total pain, so this ready-to-go jar has been amazing.Seriously, it's so easy. Just scoop out a little with the tiny spoon they give you, and boom, fish food! My little guys are gobbling it up, and I've definitely seen them growing faster. Plus, it's not just for fry – my corals and even my smaller fish are loving it.The fact that it's good for both freshwater and saltwater is a huge plus for me since I have both types of tanks. And you get a ton of brine shrimp in one jar! It's definitely worth the price, especially with the discount I got. Just remember to stick it in the fridge after you open it. I'm really happy with this purchase, and I'll definitely be buying it again.

My fish seemed to just rush to eat these hatched Brine Shrimp. I must say that this a great substitute for all the problems of hatching Brine Shrimp.

I don’t know if I received a bad batch or there’s been a change in the product. I’ve purchased this many times before and there’s always enough food for my two tanks to last me the 6 wks it’s good for after opening. This time it’s lasting about half that with significantly less food. It also has an odor to it I never smelled before.

This is a fantastic food for finicky tiny fish, I do have Chili Rasboras who are so tiny that they just ignore any food of traditional size especially if it sink too fast. The instruction says to shake well before opening and this has to be done every time you have to open it BUT.... the lid on the bottle is not perfectly sealed and some food spills from it every single time you shake it after the first opening. Other than that, it is great, food particles float long enough in the water column for the tiny monsters to feed on it which is very difficult with any other kind of food.

A savior. I mix a scoop of baby brine shrimp (BBS) with water to disburse a little bit, then pipette siphon and feed to the many betta fry. Hatchery is good, but you have to wait. Anyway, the fry like the BBS from the jar.

My betta likes it.I got them without reading the fine print and I thought, based on the label, that it was eggs.It turns out it's just little dead animals in a jar.My bad so I can't be angry about that.The smell is definitely unique. It's kind of like a carrot, if a carrot had an attitude problem and took your sister to prom after promising to take you to prom.The little scoop thing is handy but you do have to shake them up or stir them before you can scoop it out.I'm not 100% sure how good they are for the fish after being opened and stored in the fridge.I'm pretty sure there's going to be some kind of degradation in nutrients rather quickly.Good news is, based on my fish's responses I have now set up a small gallon jar so that I can raise daphia and moina.

My fish LOVE this stuff! I have chili rasboras, pygmy corydoras and shrimp and they all chow down on these little brine shrimp!