Hatching brine shrimp

Victoria, you can tell that they've hatched because instead of the gray/brown eggs there are tiny orange things which move and look like they kind of pulsate. You can see them with a naked eye if you look close enough.
 
I have found tonnes of brine shrimp eggs on eBay of different various qualities so I decided to go for one that boasted 90% hatch rate.

They cost around £3 for 20g Inc p&p

They are working out so far! Squillions from 1\4 t spoon:D

20g should last me for ages, a few months maybe? Very cost effective and the perfect size for tiny mouths.
 
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