How I Revived my Dead Shrimp 🦐

How I Revived my Dead Shrimp 🦐



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20 responses to “How I Revived my Dead Shrimp 🦐”

  1. @Fish4Ever Avatar
    @Fish4Ever

    😵 How I brought a “dead” brine shrimp back to life.

    Every couple months I buy some live brine shrimp to feed my fish but this month I noticed something interesting about some of them.

    A handful of them have large egg pouches (meaning they’re pregnant) near the end of their body and I would feed them to my fish without much thought.

    As I was preparing the B.S. to be frozen, I accidentally spilled them but this made me wonder: would the babies still hatch even if their mom dried up?

    I had to find out so I left momma BS out to dry for ~2 months and then added her into some warm, aerated salt water. I didn’t see any hatchlings for the first few days, but I think that’s because it was too small to notice but after 4 days I finally found one!

    In the wild, brine shrimp have evolved to survive in evaporated salt ponds. Yes, the mothers die but their eggs remain in a “yet to be alive” dormant state until the right conditions are met (correct temperature + enough water).
    This explains why we’re able to freeze B.S. eggs and conveniently hatch them whenever we want ☻

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  2. @mylittleparody2277 Avatar
    @mylittleparody2277

    You didn't revive a dead shrimp, you hatched dehydrated eggs, and that's wonderful enough!

  3. @stephanieGonzalez2749-k6v Avatar
    @stephanieGonzalez2749-k6v

    Oh my god I have this out side it’s in front of the park but the water is drying what do I doo I’m only 10 years old 😮😮

  4. @beingoncrack Avatar
    @beingoncrack

    How do you edit the little "whaaa(⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)" sounds of the shrimp in the video?

  5. @catostrophicTEM Avatar
    @catostrophicTEM

    If the conditions they were raised in were prime, sometimes they can hatch from the dead body without needing to be desiccated!

  6. @SaralucianaBenitez Avatar
    @SaralucianaBenitez

    Imagine bwing revived just so another animal could eat you ☠. I'd rather be dead that die twice💀

  7. @Katie38689 Avatar
    @Katie38689

    Why are you lying??? The mom is still dead and Those eggs literally come in a package dried.

  8. @kristyamedee8006 Avatar
    @kristyamedee8006

    What happened to the mom?😢

  9. @JessieCasera Avatar
    @JessieCasera

    😮

  10. @JoseSeberino-p3l Avatar
    @JoseSeberino-p3l

    Bunch of B.S

  11. @zorpzeeplebooplebop Avatar
    @zorpzeeplebooplebop

    this seems really cruel

  12. @CaitlynsCrochetCorner2005 Avatar
    @CaitlynsCrochetCorner2005

    This sounds like mid century experimentation.

  13. @The_Muffinnator Avatar
    @The_Muffinnator

    The official term for this is Cryptobiosis

  14. @LucasBell-d1b Avatar
    @LucasBell-d1b

    Oh ok cool so we're practising necromancy now.

  15. @Elisahamster Avatar
    @Elisahamster

    Wait is that Aqua dragons 😭😭😭😭😭

  16. @Bluegclass-z3d Avatar
    @Bluegclass-z3d

    Me hearing rush e as the audio song background 🥀

  17. @understated-king Avatar
    @understated-king

    That's cruel

  18. @ThenextKobe Avatar
    @ThenextKobe

    ALL THAF FOR SOME BRINE SHRIMP

  19. @marcuscarana9240 Avatar
    @marcuscarana9240

    I revived a dead chicken by hatching its fertilized egg. The chicken is now resurrected.

  20. @OG_Gaming2k18 Avatar
    @OG_Gaming2k18

    What kind of brine shrimp is this?