the FINAL sea monkeys update… #shorts #sad #seamonkey

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[harrisikmal]

"Even my dogs had a bond with the sea monkeys"

Dog 1: " It's just water right? "
Dog 2: "Yeah bruh I see nothin"

[daniels_]

"Even the dogs like them"

Dog 1: "Ayo why she talkin to the water?"
Dog 2: "No idea bro"

[Lunica-introvert]

This was 2 years ago, this is so sad I miss the old days 😭😭

[moonbeamskies]

Great video. I bought Sea Monkeys in 1972 and they hatched and grew to look exactly like the depictions in the comic book ads. The males had no hair, the females had hair in the style of women in the 50s. And they played and smiled all day long. I had a mom, a dad, and three kids in my Sea Money aquarium.

[noodlenado]

After nearly 18 years of life, this is my first time actually seeing the notorious Seamonkeys and I must say... I'm thoroughly disappointed to not see tiny swimming monkeys

[dsg]

1. They probably ate each other as fish normally do if there is a lack of food or nutrients, or competition.

2. Those fish were mating not stuck together lol

[Yassmine_Amelia]

Don't worry! You did amazing! They just have a short life span! Please don't get rid of the two ones left even if they're dead bc they were mating and you could potentially have more baby sea monkeys

[GooseFeathers]

"They connected"





Nah bro, that's just making babies 💀

[iz_bizz]

The reason why a bunch of them disappeared is probably because the larger ones ate the smaller ones and also I think those two were mating

[mwentallyill]

my brain: *I'm pretty sure they ate each other, just cannibalism*
me: **getting flashbacks on when I made a chicken eat a chicken nugget**

[mattsmith]

😢 that's a really good project! I did a similar thing a few years ago. I think what was happening in your project was that the jeuveniles and mature individuals were competing for large feed particles and the adults were better at eating them. The generation in the eggs didn't have to compete and were okay but the generations bred in the tank from adults couldn't outcompete the adults for food and starved. If you try this again I'd suggest putting a grow light on the tank and dumping greenwater (water with floating algae) in there. The particle size is smaller so the adults will eat the feed and the jeuveniles the algae.

I also wouldn't worry too much, 2-3 months is the lifespan of these creatures so they lived they're normal lifespan and those "connected" seamonkeys were mating, they only do that if they're well cared for so by all accounts you raised them happy, they lived a long life and died of natural causes.

[lillystudios]

A lot of people saying “they’re just going to eat eachother” or “they ate eachother” I once had a fish, left for a few hours, came home and it looked like it had exploded in the tank, and watched its fish mates eat its guts.

They were goldfish.

[unluckyclover]

GIRL - if they mated (which they did), and you didn’t clean the tank after there is a high probability that there were still some eggs in there.

[ella]

Omg!! I remember those bit sea dragons 😢 they were in our bathroom 😢

[anon]

How are there so many sea monkey experts?! I didn’t even know these existed.

[markjuarez]

The “water purifier” is actually the package of eggs. The “eggs” are dye so you can see the sea monkeys.

[Lifewithjayda-ow]

They can remain stuck together for many days. This is natural for them and won't harm them. Even if their mating motions seem rough, don't attempt to separate them. Trying to pull them apart can injure them.

[kav]

She bought them on my birthday....that's cool....R.I.P to those small cuties

[davidthedreamer]

"They were so small you could barely see them!"
Me looking at the air bubbles 👁👄👁

[xochiltg.s.]

*Doesn't feed them*
"I wonder why they're dying?"