This video is about my 7 day old triops.I’ll make another video with an update of them when they get bigger or when something happens.Born September 2nd! Sorry to everyone I told that the triops were 7 days old. I was new at this at the time since this was in ’09 and I’m much better at triops now look at my other videos!
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My triops!! (and some fairy shrimp!)
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Sadly, this is the final video of Bidoof the Triop, as he passed away sometime after the 12th day that I filmed him. He lived for about a month, and I honestly miss him. He was a cute little guy, and he was a lot of fun. This is also my 400th video, and I feel it is fitting that Bidoof’s final appearance should occur at such a milestone. Even though it is the final video, it is also my favorite, because it is how I remember him most closely, and he is at his most active and cutest… okay, I’ll stop babbling now.
10-15 baby triops (triops longicaudatus)swimming
One day after having hatched
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Triops Longicaudatus Days 1-2. Hatching them using the floating tank method, can’t see them in this video because they are really small but they are there 
. They are very lively already and they swim all around the tank looking for food.
First Triops you see is Giardia. She is 15 days old and has egg sacs. The second Triops is Triops #3, the youngest at 11 days old. However, Triops #3′s sister Triops #2 has egg sacs already. Triops #2 and Triops #3 are related to each other, but are not related to Giardia per’se… Giardia came from my first Triassic Triops envelope that I bought in the city I reside in, and Triops #2 and Triops #3 came from the Triassic Triops envelope in a different city.
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