GreenWaterFarm Fairy Shrimp Thailandensis Eggs Live Fish Food for Hatching and Culture Suitable for Feed Betta Fish

Second try was successful. Followed directions to a tee. Lots of fun . Attached a pic of my set up. Used established aquarium water and slowly added water to the container after hatching.

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.05/17/2023Guess what?Still, nothing has hatched.06/30/2023Things 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.

It worked. So cool. Recomend trying a small amount at a time in a few different ways. I had some hatch slightly green water in the warm garage.

Nothing has hatched after 8 days. what I learned from my internet research is that if your ph is less than 7, the eggs won’t hatch if any at all. The requirement for alkaline water is not mentioned in the description. That is what I wished they have explained. Now I have wasted my money.

They seemed to hatch fine, but be sure you understand that it's not a full-sized box, which out of context in the listing's images is how they look. It's a very small box, and has six little capsules of eggs in it.

Can't confirm if they are thailandensis or not but they hatch.

I saw hundreds of them. They are tiny too.

I'm a very experienced aquarium expert with decades of practice raising fish and shrimp. I set up two different small tanks, good water, air stone, followed the directions perfectly. After multiple tries none of the eggs hatched from multiple purchases I made. Must have been a bad batch or exposed to high heat during transport or something. It was supposed to be a fun project for the kids to help learn with and they're bummed out it was a total failure.