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Where do you reccomend buying brine shrimp eggs

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patrick

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I've been to all the local pet stores and none of them sell brine shrimp eggs or starter kits or whatever, I looked online and found a bunch of places to buy them. What do you guys recommend for the cheapest and best product?
 
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joseph

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www.brineshrimpdirect.com

I've done a lot of searching and the time I bought eggs these guys were the least expensive. The eggs work, so I can't complain.
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Brineshrimpdirect.com without a question. Good price and good quality.
 
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