Sea Monkey Care Guide: Setting Up, Feeding, and Maintaining a Happy Tank! 🌊🐒 #SeaMonkeyCare

The video description is about how to care for sea monkeys. Sea monkeys are a hybrid breed of brine shrimp that are easy to care for and became popular as pets in the 1950s. The process begins by setting up a clean, plastic container or using the one provided in a sea monkey kit. Two liters of distilled or unchlorinated water are then added to the container. A water purifier or salt packet should be included in the sea monkey kit and must be added to the water. After letting the water sit for another day or up to 36 hours, the sea monkeys are poured into the tank and will hatch within five days. The tank water should be aerated once or twice a day to ensure enough oxygen for the developing sea monkeys. After five days, sea monkey food should be introduced, with one small spoonful sprinkled into their tank every two days. Feeding should occur every five days to keep the sea monkeys healthy, and less food should be given once algae starts to develop in the tank, as it acts as food for the sea monkeys. The tank water should be aerated twice a day to ensure proper oxygen levels for the sea monkeys' well-being.