Sea Monkeys are Not Brine Shrimp

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2010

Okay, they are a form of brine shrimp but Sea Monkeys and Brine shrimp can not be hatched, fed or kept the same. If you have a video proving me wrong, video response me :O)

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  • where did u get soo much brine shrimp? please respond

  • @maxs476

    what do you mean exactly ??? i bought brine shrimp eggs off ebay to hatch for my dwarf puffer babies ... and i also bought all my sea monkeys from ebay as well :O)

  • yeah" for kids"

  • @webmaster1232

    or for kids at heart :O)

  • uhm i kno they give u food in the sea monkey kit, what if you use it all :) thnks

  • @TheBebeme123

    you would have order more food from transcience ... i am unable to post an web address with this reply but i will email you the web address ... you have to live in the united states to order from transcience and if you do not live in the united states you would have to buy the sea monkey replacement kit which has more purifier, eggs and food ...

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  • @DangoMokona

    maybe no one cares about your gerbil and your sad collection of SEVEN videos ... and if you hate sea monkeys then why are you watching and commenting on sea monkey videos ... i have one sea monkey video with over 6000 views ... how many views in total does your sad collection of seven videos have ???

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  • My brines live fine with my sea monkeys

    The reason the semonkey eggs are white are because they have no outer shell or they have been de-capsuled

  • @itsasin1969 that's very true. it's a marketing ploy, or an overemphasising of a trivial point at most: even if they are a slightly different species or, as they claim, a different hybrid.... they're really essentially the same thing. they have all the same needs and their ideal environments are the exact same. same thing. except brine shrimp aren't fluffed up to be sold as pets, geting eaten by fish instead, while sea monkeys are packaged nicely and advertised well.

  • I think it's white because they mix a few eggs with mostly salt and other stuff.

  • @MysticAlphaWolf If you want to call somebody an idiot, make sure you use correct English so you don't look like an idiot yourself! The word is you're, not your.

  • Mine lived in a small container just fine. They love a styro fish box outside in full sun.

    Your "sea monkey" eggs are brown, it's just that the company, adds a white powder or water conditioners and very few eggs. You only need a few because they are very small and over crowing will kill them all.

    Sorry,, but you are wrong.

    They are the same as brine shrimp.

  • Thumbs up if you agree with me and thumbs down if you believe MysticAlphaWolf

  • @mysticalphawolf you don't have to hurt others feeling just because you feel sad that she killed the Brine Shrimp because actually she did not kill them, the Brine Shrimp practically just didn't survive so stop bullying

  • My sea monkeys are like 9 days old! they are so cute! ^.^

  • Look'm up in Wikipedia: Sea-Monkeys is the brand name for brine shrimp – a group of crustaceans that undergo cryptobiosis – often sold in hatching kits as novelty aquarium pets.The animals sold as Sea-Monkeys are an artificial breed known as "Artemia NYOS"formed by hybridising different species of Artemia. They undergo cryptobiosis or anhydrobiosis, a condition of apparent lifelessness which allows them to survive the desiccation of the temporary pools they live in.

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