Instant Baby Brine Shrimp - Non-Living Fry/Larvae Fish Food, Also Suitable for Small Fish, Corals, Jellyfish, Seahorses, and Invertebrates

Easy to open, shake, and store package. This helps prevent cross contamination and helps it not spoil quickly. My (very) sick betta loves this stuff - which is good because he spits everything except brine shrimp out and at this point is too weak to eat much except shrimp fry. I highly recommend getting some cheap and clean pipettes to take what you need out of the package. This will further help it to last longer and maintain the excellent quality. If you have a sick fish, this also allows you to bring the food closer to them so they don’t have to waste as much energy trying to consume it.

We bought this for our angel baby fry and they love it. They show off their personality as soon as they realize we are feeding the baby brine shrimp. We keep it in the fridge and feed once, sometimes twice a day to about 40 fry. They went through it fast enough that it didnt go bad.

I bought this item because I was kind of over the hassle of "farming" baby brine shrimp for my jellyfish. This product is a game changer! It's super easy to use, and elimiates the headache of having this brine shrimp factory to maintain. The package says that it stays fresh for 2-5 weeks, which I think is a pretty big time span....I dont trust it for more than 5 days or so. One bag will last a long time...much longer that I think the product is actually good for once opened. I get around that by freezing the baby brine shrimp is small ice trays....like the 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch size. It will be good indefinitely that way, and you can portion it out in sizes you need.

I have a small tank with a honey gourami and a school of chili rasboras and they go nuts for this food. They love it more than any flakes or pellets I've tried and the food is the perfect size for tiny fish like mine. A lot of people seem to not like that it's a liquid and that it sinks fast when you pour it in. I personally carefully drip the amount I need onto a spoon and then stir it in near the surface. Disperses well, floats for a while, and I think the fish like having to swim around to "catch" it almost as if it's live food. I don't know if this is good advice, but I personally use one packaged for about 8-10 weeks before replacing. There is no odor and the fish don't seem to care.

My guppies love it but it sinks very quickly and the mouth is to big i accidentally poured to much the first use

Kind of expensive for not much food and frankly I wasn't sure how to store this. Upgraded to a hatchery working much better for baby brine which is the only nutritional brine shrimp most fish really benefit from anyway

My little platinum parrotfish had babies didn't know what to feed them. This stuff is absolutely perfect. I put it in fridge after I got it only takes a couple drops and they love it. The other picture is food. I want at a tropical fish store, not Amazon. They're spoiled.My fish have a variety of food. The second picture of the daphne food needs to be frozen as little cubes. I give them both, but they like it. The baby brine the best

Way too small fish couldn't even eat before it settles to bottom