GREEN WATER FARM Moina Macrocopa Eggs Flea) Live Fish Food for Hatching and Culture Suitable for Feed Betta Fish

Eggs are not hatching even after a week, money wasted.

The eggs hatched well around 70%, but the reproduction rate is around 30-40%. I tried feeding yeast and algae water. Better result was with algae water.

None of the eggs hatched this time .

Great product with clear instructions. Love that the manufacture date and best before date is printed on the box, so you know it's not some old stock. I've cultured Daphnia Pulex for couple of years now, and decided to give Moina a try because of it's size. Newborns are smaller than a seed shrimp...it wouldn't surprise me if some of the "none hatched" reviewers simply just didn't see them, and gave up lol It's almost impossible to not overfeed when you're starting a new culture with a small population, so I decided to use green water. I didn't have to feed them for the first week, the green water only started to clear up on the 8th day. Which means the population is now big enough to consume algae faster than it can grow. I'd highly recommend everyone to do the same. Here's some more detail. Setup: One full capsule of eggs, 10 gallon tank with green water @ 26c/78.8f, 16hrs of light per day, big bubbles (1-2 bubbles/s, to keep the algae suspended, and to prevent protein film from forming at the surface) Day 1-2 (Nov 7-8): Nothing happened Day 3-4 (Nov 9-10): ~25% hatched, found 2 fairy shrimps! (Baby fairy shrimps look like a tiny white caterpillar/fluffy floating string...at first I though it was some type of parasite...) Day 5-6 (Nov 11-12): ~60% hatched, found 2 more fairy shrimps :D Day 7 (Nov 13): At this point there's probably a thousand moinas in the tank, most are newborns. It's impossible to tell which of those are hatched from the eggs or reproduced. I'd say 70% hatch rate is a fair estimate. Not sure what I'll do with those fairy shrimps, but it seems I can just leave them in the same tank and feed them just like I would with daphnia/moina. Nonetheless, I feel very lucky considering that quite a few people who specifically bought fairy shrimp eggs couldn't get them to hatch lol

Good hatch rate abt 70 to 80 percent.

Costo troppo alto, nessuna schiusa , non accettano la mia richiesta di rimborso, sono deluso

Took a chance despite some of the other comments. Glad I did, these started hatching within 2 days. Simple container bought from Amazon, dechlorinated water sat in window full sun in afternoon, usb intermittent air pump. Sprinkled some eggs onto top of water Thursday evening checked today Saturday and loads hatched already. Now feeding on solution of dissolved yeast, fingers crossed I having feeding right. Fantastic product would definitely buy again.

I thought this purchase was a flop. I read the eggs would hatch in 24 hours but they actually took 72 hours to hatch. I used half of one capsule in a 2.5g tank partially filled with siphoned tank water from my shrimp and pea puffer tank. I stirred the tank and squirted the eggs off the sides twice a day. I have snails and a container of val in there as well. A slow air tube for some water movement. First feed was a spirulina mix. In a few days I hope they grow big enough to feed my pea puffers and betta.