Aquarium Co-Op Brine Shrimp Eggs

When I first hatched BBS I used an off brand from eBay because it was cheap. They seemed fine to me. But the brine shrimp were frequently dead at 27 hours of hatch time. My fish still enjoyed them but they didn't jerk around and cause the feeding frenzy. I ran out of those eggs and bought some eggs at a LFS that is a retail partner. Holy cow were these different. The hatch rate appears to be much higher. The BBS are active for much longer and live much longer. I am so glad I made the change. I thought Cory was just hyping his product to sell more. But once again with ACO the hype was real. These truly are much better eggs than the competition. They aren't that much more expensive but are worth way more than the difference I paid.

Had great results new at hatching brine shrimp. Hope it will be in stock soon as I didn’t really want to try another brand because the eggs float at the top which makes harvesting so much more efficient.

IMO these brine shrimp eggs have a high hatch rate. I love how well packed they and containers are easily recyclable. But, I wish they were sold in larger quantities and the scoops were optional … maybe even branded. Who needs a new scoop each time you buy a tin?

Having a fish room full of various species of fish, it's handy to be able to hatch a live food like the Aquarium Co-Op Brine Shrimp Eggs. My fish go wild for them, and the high yield makes "the juice worth the squeeze". Check out my video on how I hatch them.

These are the best brine eggs ever. Great hatch rate, but more important the eggs floating makes it so much easier to work with.

The way the hatched shells separate from the live baby brine is incredible! It will save you time and keep those eggs shells out of your aquaria. The only down side is that this brine shrimp variety/species hatches large, so if you are breeding fish with tiny babies, you'll need to wait a while (and feed tiny food) before will be large enough to eat these baby brine, whereas at least one other strain/species (SF) hatches much smaller, but the shells don't separate as well.

I love how the eggs separate... we have only bought from the coop. So we don't have experiences with other products.

I found myself with some surprise goldfish fry and grabbed my old can of brine shrimp that had been living in the back of the fridge for years and the hatch rate was surprisingly good (though I have no idea how to actually measure that but there was a surprising number swimming around after only 16 hours when I checked on them). And I’m literally just hatching them in a Tupperware with an air stone like a maniac.

Best brine shrimp eggs I've ever found. Hope they're back in stock soon, I need more!

At first I thought mah, these cost a lot more than most brine shrimp eggs but wow, what a great hatch. Both the hatching rate as well as the ease of separation make these eggs a great deal. I can use less and get more, that's a big win for me.