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Yeah, those brine shrimp are cool, cause I hae a big fish tank, and I used to raise my own brine shrimp but just started buying them from the petshop cause it was easier. Anyways I dunp a few in everyday(unless the ones from the day before are untouched) and let the fish eat them. I don't see them as pets myself, just fish food or a kids science experiment.
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I had one of those kits when I was a kid in the 70's. I was lucky, things went well, I thought, and the little guys grew really big, most of them. Lasted a few weeks and then I don't remember what happened to them...but while they were going strong, they looked cool and weird, and I could see their little eyes. Loved those little suckers!
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We use dead brine shrimp to feed our fish. Frozen ones.
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