250+ Freshwater Water Daphnia-Great Feeder for Your Freshwater Life and AXOLOTS OR Cleaner for Your Tank-Please See Our Shipping/Return POLICLY

Just wanted to leave a review here based on my experience. They arrived and the postal service placed them in my mailbox. I was not expecting this and forgot to check the mail that day. So they stayed in the mailbox overnight with a low temperature in the high 20's that night. When I checked the mail the next day, I found them and opened them up. The water in the bag was not frozen. No signs of life though. I let the unopened bag sit in a bowl of room temperature water to warm the water up and see if anything survived. To my surprise, 30 or 40 of them survived! Most of them small, but they survived nonetheless. Thank you for good packaging and quality stock.

Arrived alive and extremely active. I spread them out to my 3 tanks and my fish are so happy. I had some surprise newborn pea puffers, so these were perfect as baby food.

I don’t know what I was really expecting, but I got the tiniest bag of the tiniest whatever I ordered. I remember going to the pet store and getting a whole scoop of these things for a couple of dollars. This was way overpriced. I think I paid 27 or 28 dollars and I don’t even know if half of them were alive they were so small. I opened the box and shredded paper went everywhere. I thought surely there was more than one bag in there, nope just one. The paper was a little wet but I think it was because there was some sort of ice pack to keep them from cooking.

I've ordered daphnia from the seller a few times (my colony always ends up crashing). Each time the daphnia have been packed securely with insulation.They always arrive healthy and often with adults and babies in the package which is great. I will likely order again once my current colony dies out. I'm getting better at keeping them but still have a hard time.

Hard to get a good picture, but they now live in my 20 gallon tank. I was worried about the heat, but the shipment arrived with an ice pack inside.Edit: They did die overnight, but at no fault of the seller. I thought my tank would have enough algae, but looking at other aquarium enthusiasts on reddit, they seem to be very delicate and need green water to sustain them. My tank is just not green enough. Poor little guys 😮‍💨

My previous order from this company was for 50 which came half dead because no ice pack was used and I didn't pay for expedited shipping because just shipping from Georgia to Florida. Also last time they didn't ever look like the picture, they were white and smaller, so I believe they were a lesser quality than in the picture. This time still no icepack but I paid for expedited shipping and believe they arrived mostly alive. There were definitely not 100 but I will say that in the last few days they are reproducing well. This time it appears to be a mix of good quality daphnia that are larger than the last type (and pink) along with the smaller white ones.I recommend buying the expedited shipping because they have not provided an ice pack when shipping to FL the last 2 times. Overall more pleased with this order but not completely as described.

The colony arrived well. They are being kept in a 20 gal aquarium with snails, floating plants, pothos, & leaf litter. I do water changes and they are fed spirulina and green water, alternating as needed. I'm working on increasing my green water production. I remove daphnia daily & feed them to my fish. What I like about this strain is that they are not sensitive to dechlorinator. I'm also working on starting another colony becasue I don't want to lose this strain.

Most of them were dead... Didn't really see the value at all.