Little Live Aqua Dragons - Deep Sea Habitat

I’m very satisfied with this aqua dragons kit. It was easy to setup. I used bottled spring water in my tank and got great results. 24 hours after mixing in the packet, I could see so many tiny aqua dragons moving in the water. I strongly recommend aerating your tank at least once daily for a couple of minutes each time. Do this by gently squeezing bubbles into the water using the plastic pipette that comes in the kit. I didn’t add anything that didn’t come with the kit to avoid contaminating the water with chemicals that could harm the aqua dragons. No sand, pebbles, rocks, corals or other decorations. Besides, there wasn’t really enough room available in the tiny tank. Best practice would also include washing your hands prior to handling the plastic pipette or feeding spoon. And it’s better not to touch the water with fingers. After many months of having a bunch of thriving aqua dragons, it finally came down to having one left. And eventually I didn’t see anything in my tank. I’m glad I didn’t dump the contents of my seemingly aqua dragon-less tank immediately. I decided to keep using the pipette to aerate the water in the tank daily. And to my surprise, two weeks later I noticed a young aqua dragon swimming around. I remembered how a pregnant adult had died and it probably hatched from one of her eggs. (The more you read about brine shrimp, you’ll learn how fascinating these little creatures are.) I have since added some brine shrimp eggs to my aqua dragons tank to repopulate it & so my lone aqua dragon wouldn’t need to be alone. I bought the brine shrimp eggs separately. This is a great kit for kids & adults. It’s a good way to learn about responsibility and patience. And although not necessary, doing some research by googling brine shrimp can be beneficial to both humans and aqua dragons. If you’ve tried raising the sea monkeys brand brine shrimp with less than satisfactory results, this aqua dragons kit will likely be better than your expectations. If you’re on the fence between sea monkeys & aqua dragons, I recommend this product.

I've been looking for a low maintenance pet, that also doesn't take up much room. Was considering goldfish, but -- to care for them properly -- even they were more work (& more expensive) than I wanted. Don't know how I lucked into Aqua Dragons but I'm so pleased I did. The price ($20) was right, and the kit came with everything. While I waited for delivery I watched the videos on YouTube on proper set up and care. The kit arrived in perfect condition. I used bottled spring water in the tank, and used the pipette to aerate the water even before adding the egg mixture. Then the waiting began. The directions said to add 1/2 a spoonful of food the next day, which I did, and the following morning (about 41 hours) I looked with the magnifier and thought there were a couple of hatched aqua dragons. Later in the afternoon (about 46 hours) I looked longer, and there are DOZENS of aqua dragons swimming in there!! I can't believe how many hatched! I'm really enjoying this and am keeping careful track to see how things progress. I'll try to update once they get bigger. But as far as I'm concerned I've already gotten my money's worth. Update: the Aqua Dragons are one month old today, and they've really grown. I've added an updated video. The original bunch of 50+ dragons whittled down to about 25. I've been very careful to continue to follow directions, and they seem to be pretty healthy. I really am enjoying these guys -- they're a LOT of fun to watch. And sometimes I'll move their little tank to different places in the house. I think I'm enjoying these little guys more than I would have enjoyed fish.

This is a week after starting. Really easy to do! I got this for my four year old and I had gotten seamonkeys for my son. Out of the two, this one is soooo much better! The Aquadragons have probably hundreds in the little tank while the sea monkeys only have around 2 dozen. Haven’t seen a drop in number and seems all are doing great and even more are hatching in the seamonkeys. Definitely a good set up for the money. I wouldn’t have bought it for more than $20 but right now with the turnout of how many hatched, definitely worth it! The tank they send with is cool since it has the lights. Only thing that was disappointing is the design on the bottom and the water level is a plastic sleeve around it. If you accidentally spill water it gets in between and you can’t see so we removed it. That’s why the tank in my video had water smudges 🫠. We seen babies in as little as 24 hrs and even now we see teeny babies and week old ones too. So the eggs are still hatching. Make sure you’re using the bubbler thing to put air into the water or yours will die. They need oxygen and if you leave the water stagnant they won’t survive. I oxygenate the water at least once a day. With the Aquadragons having so many in there I’ve been doing it twice a day. Feeding - we’ve done half a scoop 1 day after we see them hatching and then just gave another full scoop around 3-4 days later. Don’t over feed either! If the water is murky leave it be and they’ll keep eating. And just top off with a bottle of water and don’t completely change water when it gets low. Hope this helps anyone looking to do them. Good luck!

Well, they all hatched successfully but they grow really slowly and after 3 weeks I only had 6 left... Not even adult.

I had purchased sea monkeys for my son. Very few hatched and then all died. I got these and they are FLOURISHING, even only a few days later. I love the light, helps you see them.

Love these little critters! I had a lot of success with my aqua dragons ..in fact I think I have waaay more than the tank should be able to support. They keep laying more eggs and more and more sea dragons are born every week! I do however think every time I use the bubble think to add air a few sea dragons die every time it’s actually sad. But overall very satisfied!

Don’t buy..nothing is there .waste of ur money

Waste of money. Seems very cheaply made. Aqua dragons are super small. Buy a fish instead. Package was damaged on delivery.