axolotlfriend
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A friend of mine gave me some brine shrimp eggs today. i'm holding on to them when someone has some available axie eggs. how long should these eggs stay good for?
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Brine shrimp eggs
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twistedfisher
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LOL theres currently a post on the one forum i frequent where someone has hatched some 32 year old eggs!
Stick them in the fridge they should be good for a long time.
Stick them in the fridge they should be good for a long time.
Davo
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I have had mine a year and just started to hatch them again without any problems.
I keep mine in the fridge as recomended by the supplier.
I keep mine in the fridge as recomended by the supplier.
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