Animagic Aqua Dragons Hatch 'n' Grow Basic Tank | Build an Aquatic Ecosystem, Watch Prehistoric Pets Hatch & Grow Science Kit | Ages 6+

The media could not be loaded. This is a great beginner friendly patch for a little kid very educational and very small to store anywhere you live the littles Aqua Dragons are very beautiful great value for your money

The media could not be loaded. Took me back to being 10 and having sea monkeys 🤣🤣 I'm a kid at heart okay lmao, on a serious note it came in about 2 days which was great and super easy to set up being 23 😂 I noticed they give you many more eggs than sea monkeys do because in 2 days I seen atleast a good 40 or 50 already swimming around in there and I was even more surprised because my house sits at around 68 and they recommend temps between 70-80 so they definitely are hardy lil guys that have a lil wiggle room, do recommend getting a mini tank heater for them for winters though otherwise people who didn't see any results either got a old batch of eggs, they last awhile but sometimes they go bad it happens, or overfed or forgot to aerated their tank. I microfeed my little guys about 2-3 times a week, about a quarter of the spoon they give you especially when they are young as even though it's a smaller spoon it's still a bit much for lil aqua dragons. Other than that I wish people luck😁 they are a fun lil pet even as a adult. Had them about two weeks now and there's many teenagers and even a couple lil babies again, probably include a couple eggs mixed in the food to keep more around just in case some don't make it, sneaky sneakyyy 😂😂 video included is from about 2 weeks in, sorry about quality. The one issue with the fully transparent tank is it's hard to take pics or record it 😂😂

I love the looks of this tank. It's minimalist enough that it looks like a terrarium or a very small fish tank instead of an "educational toy" on my desk. I'm an over 40 guy who remembers the original brine shrimp kits you could get from comic books and magazines, this one is much better. Hatch rate is great, survivability seems good so far, and instructions were very clear. I did add a small USB heater to the tank since I live in a place with Winter and I lost an Aqua Dragons colony due to having them too close to a window on a very cold day.TL;DR: It's a great looking tank, can be used as an educational toy for kids and/or a kit for adults who want to add some life to a small space on a desk.

I got my Aqua dragons and waited 3 weeks and on week 3 they did not hatch i waited a few more days and they did not hatch i was feeding them the right days but they did not work. i do not recommend this and is a wast of 10$ with a package that is very disappointing and if you are looking for this pet you should get sea monkeys because you can count on them to hatch. this comping is a off brand and not a very successful one get sea monkeys to get real pets that actually hatch and is not a total fail

It might be tempting to see these as off-brand Sea Monkeys, but the truth is Aqua Dragons are much better. First of all, they're the same animal. I've played around with various Sea Monkeys kits over the years and they were always disappointing: only a handful of eggs would hatch, then only a tiny percentage of babies would grow, and then they wouldn't reproduce and die a week later. After going through this a few times I switched to Aqua Dragons.If you look around on forums, you'll see that aquarium folks prefer Aqua Dragons because the standard packets appear to contain more eggs than Sea Monkey kits do, and the hatchlings seem to be hardier. I've also seen it claimed that the food that comes with Aqua Dragons is better than the Sea Monkey mix, supposedly because it's smaller and better suited to the tiny mouths of the babies.I don't know how much of the above is true, but I can definitively say that this kit is superior to Sea Monkeys in terms of quality and satisfaction. The tank is a little boring, being plainer than Sea Monkey habitats, but you can always find a cool tank of your own and grow your Aqua Dragons in that.

Ours never hatched. We followed instructions. Kids were kinda disappointed but they got to play with the aquarium after we gave up and they liked that so two stars

These are fun, but it is a mess. I think most kids would be like mine - very interested once, they hatched (which they did) and excited to feed them, and look at them for a few days. After that, it's just something I quietly got rid of. The food is a very fine powder that is difficult to get into the opening, without spilling (speaking from a 6 year old). Otherwise, it was fun for the few days.