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As a kid, I don't think I ever had any sea monkeys, did you?

I had to ask Pinterest what they are:


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We raised them as fish food for baby fish for my science teacher when in high school.  They are just brine shrimp, but they are fun and easy to raise.

I'm at work so your pictures won't load for me so, apologies if I'm repeating info shown in your pictures.
 
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