

🦐 Dive into instant aquatic magic—your tiny pets, your big science story!
The Original Sea Monkeys Magic Castle kit offers a complete, no-fuss aquatic pet experience. Simply add water to activate live brine shrimp eggs that grow up to 2 cm inside a colorful, magnified aquarium. This STEM-focused kit includes everything needed to feed and care for your Sea Monkeys, making it an engaging educational tool and a charming desktop companion for curious minds.








| ASIN | B07T1WGMKQ |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,619 in Toys ( See Top 100 in Toys ) #157 in Educational Science Kits |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,390) |
| Date First Available | 15 November 2019 |
| Educational Objective(s) | STEM |
| Item model number | DI23230 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 6 years and up |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Number of Game Players | 1 |
| Number of Puzzle Pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 18.9 x 13.97 x 13.97 cm; 51.03 g |
N**E
Great items
My kids really enjoyed the two sets
D**N
Recieved in great condition. A month ago, I bought a mini tank of sea monkeys from Korea. By the end of 1st day, I've had many lots of sea monkey sighted without needing to do muh. Unfortunately due to my lack of knowledge (should have used bottled water instead of tap water) only 1 managed to survive. I transferred the surviving one into this new tank i bought (see my video). Thankfully it thrived in this new tank. I bought this sea monkey castle in original purple/blue instead of the clear crystal one hoping to see as many sea monkeys as I did with the Korean tank. Unfortunately, it is seemingly sparse. Nevertheless hope they survive well with less crowding then. I've bought special purple light to help grow some algae naturally as food for the shrimps and waiting to receive a mini air pump which will save me trouble of using manual pump.
M**E
I’ve had this tank set up for 4 days now and there are so many babies. I have added a mini aquarium heater and an airline for aeration. I have also placed it under a grow light to help encourage algae growth. If you don’t see babies it could be because the water is too cool. I have my heater set at 26 degrees Celsius and the airline set to very low aeration. My box is from 2024 and many babies have hatched. I still see some unhatched eggs from time to time in the tank. Conditions need to be right for these little guys so it’s hard to say if the other eggs will hatch in the future. I love the crystal tank you can see the sea monkeys swimming around a little better and I think it’s more aestheticly pleasing. I’m so happy to have sea monkeys again. It’s been 40 years. If you live somewhere and can’t have dog or cat or be bothered with a large aquarium this is a great alternative.
M**A
Dont be so quick to throw them away, they're there, you just cant see them. There are a few things you have to keep in mind to raise these. - They need warm temperatures, at least 70 degrees F, too chilly and they will not thrive and even die. - They need oxygen. Either use the little pump thing it came with to blow bubbles in the tank( google to find out how often), or if youre too lazy like me, get a pump with an air stone, and put on the lowest setting. Too much agitation will kill them. - They dont over eat, what kills them is suffocation. If the water is murky, thats too much food, and they will suffocate, especially if you're not blowing bubbles or dont have a bubbler with a pump. I usually feed them when water is clear. I thought mine died off, but then I saw 4 all of a sudden. They started having babies, now I have a ton of them. I just leave them be. I top off the water up to line, thats to keep the salinity level constant. Make sure pump is working and they get enough oxygen. I dont have them by a window, but I do use a grow light. They stay at 76-78 degrees, I keep them by the tv, that keeps them warm. I feed them about every other day, not too much. You have to play it by ear, and depends on how much critters you have in your tank. I got the Magic Castle on April 13, and it is now June 13. So far they are thriving. I got the Sea Monkeys on Mars June 5, so they're just starting to show up. Over all they are easy to take care of. No need for water changes. Don't remove the muck that accumulates at the bottom of their tank, they need that. The dead sea monkey are full of vitamins and minerals, that the live ones need. There's also eggs in there. Dont change the water either, you'll end up throwing away the babies that you can't see. I noticed that a lot of the low reviews were during the winter months. The reason why they either didnt hatch or died off was probably because they were cold. They need warmth, at least 76-80 degrees F. These arent toys, they are living beings with specific needs to live and thrive.
T**Y
Excellent quality product thank you. We now have new pets
G**L
LLegó bien a Chile, recordar que el modelo puede variar entre el de cristal y el rosa, por suerte tenia el cristal, y me llego el rosa. pura suerte
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