I got them about a month and a half ago. I went with the small “Sea Monkeys in the City” tank. They’ve got quite big now, but their water is low and I think many of them may be pregnant…they have these little sacks or something attatched to their mid-sections. What do I do? Can I just use regular water–I don’t have any of that powder that I put in the water with the kit. How do I take care of them now? Do they need a bigger tank? Help?!?
ive seen this fake watch that goes on ur wrist for sea monkeys and i was wondering if there is one for like ants like an ant farm. or something similiar. plz give website
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I prefer small pets, and it seems like a single-celled one might do the trick. I can keep an eye on them with my microscope and feed them viruses or something.
Has this been done before? It seems like i could make a lot of money selling them too, because they breed faster than rats and don’t smell.
This is as good of an idea as sea monkeys or pet rocks, no?
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My 8 year old daughter had a friend round and they were mucking about – my daughter denies all knowledge but the water in the seamonkey tank is higher and it smells of PERFUME! the sea monkeys were swimming frantically yesterday – today they seem ok although the water is cloudier than usual. I’m guessing that if they didn’t die yet they may survive? Any ideas/advice? I have thought about getting some more ‘purifier’ and just starting again (rescuing the surviving monkeys and putting them in the new water) what do you think? worth doing?
(poor little critters!)
Do I need to use the purifier? or will ordinary salt do? does anyone know the quantities of each?
Because like the eggs or crystals turned green and idk what happened.