Fresh Brine Shrimp Fish Food - Adult Non-Living Shrimp for Fish Over 1 Inch

I have 3 apistogramma cacatuoides and they are a bit of picky eaters but when I gave them these brine shrimp they DEVOURED it they were almost barbaric about it. I was a bit skeptical about it at first, especially with the fluid they use to preserve them but to be safe I strain it out of the bit that I'm about to give them. I will definitely be buying this again! :)

My fish loved these. This is a small container so it doesn't take up much room in the fridge (these do have to be refrigerated after being opened and last for 6-8 weeks after opening according to the bottle). I really like the lid design, it keeps messes away and has a measurement guide. I have used frozen brine shrimp cubes in the past and this is a better way of feeding - it keeps one fish from eating half of one thawing cube. I would definitely try other products from this company and recommend these brine shrimp.

Package came well in tact. No leaks or anything. Comes with a little spoon & cap. Totally ease of use. Total 5 stars on that.My problem is NONE of my aquatic life would eat the tasty buggers. I have Guppies, Cory Cats, Plecos, Faras, Snails, African Dwarf Frogs, Shrimp & Pea Puffers.Which in turn just became waste buildup in my tank and in my filter hose.

I don’t know if fish care about presentation, but these little guys look like they’d be extra yummy for my finned friends. It’s not pellets of leftover-whatever-meal, it’s whole brine shrimp, and they go down fast. They smell, well, briny, but they’re obviously delicious according to my fish. Really good stuff.

My bettas have become a little picky. A couple don't mind the smaller pellets with a bit of a crunch. One is super picky and doesn't seem to like any of the harder foods but doesn't like flakes either. Brine shrimp seems to please all. At first, it took them a bit to figure out this falls almost instantly to the bottom of the tank. I thought they would float more around the tank but they settle very quickly at the bottom. My bettas expect top floating food and when that's gone, they move to the bottom to get anything that dropped. Once they figured it out, all the fish spent an hour or so digging the gravel. It was actually quite entertaining. What I like about this product is that they are fresh and not frozen, although hoping I can freeze some to always have on hand. I keep in the refrigerator. This is a nice size bottle. My bettas loved this once they figured out it was a tasty treat!

Large bottle with a generous amount of brine shrimp submerged in liquid. I was worried about the shrimp floating around the tank, but they sink quickly and my kuhli loaches seem to love this stuff. You get a measuring cup and a small plastic spoon, but I would have preferred a small plastic pipette instead. The seal was also very difficult to open without a knife, would've been nice if it came with an easy-open tag. Also, instructions don't make it clear whether the brine solution is safe for a freshwater tank, or if the shrimp need to be filtered out - still puzzled over this and will probably do my best to fish the shrimp out to be safe.

The media could not be loaded. I feed this to both fresh water and marine fish. They love it more than the frozen stuff I buy from Hikari. The reaction is great. I've included a short video of the marine aquarium. Not that they are eating it (all but my clown trigger because he prefers mysis shrimp), unfortunately I didn't hit record when I first tried, otherwise you would have seen my fish racing all over the tank to get the stuff. This will be my go-to in the future.Most importantly, the bottle contains at least 5x the amount you get when you buy frozen mysis.

we have purchased live brine shrimp before, I didn't even know that refrigerated fresh were available! I am on day 2 and my fish are so happy with the provided-spoon-sized serving a few times a day! They are so much perkier, this is an amazing treat for us and them.