Brine Shrimp Eggs

I need to get some brine shrimp eggs for my son's science fair project. Can someone recommend a good name brand or a good place to get them online? I am also going to need an air pump, airline tubing, and some other aqua stuff, so I would like to get the brine shrimp from a place that sells other aquatic supplies, too. That will save me on shipping prices. Thanks!

brinenshimp.com or jehmco have everything you need

i got some off ebay. just watch out for the hatch rate.

Most of your online shops such as Big Al's, That fish Place, Pets Mountain carry everything you need. Just watch the shipping costs. I like San Fransisco Bay brine shrimp eggs myself.

Thanks for your suggestions everyone! I looked at Pet Smart online and they did not have them. The nearest Pet Smart is an hour drive from me and I didn't want to make a wasted trip if they didn't have them.

San Fransisco bay brine shrimp have been around for a very very long time, they are a good company with good products.

ok... here's an off the wall question.... If I were to have "Sea Monkey's" (brine shrimp sold in the kids toy section), could I feed these to my fish? I ask only because I have had great success raising these in the past, but yet everytime I try to raise other ones (such as the San Fransisco bay brand of brine shrimp) I cant get them past 3 days old....

Yes you can

OKay, another question. After we hatch the brine shrimp, how do we keep them alive long enough for him to display them at his science fair? I have never hatched them before, so this is a new experience for my son and myself! I plan going by this to hatch them:

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/diy_brineshrimp_hatchery.php

Do I need to move them to another (bigger) container after they hatch? What all do I need to do to keep them alive? Thanks everyone!!!

Good question. I never keep them past 3 days so I only know about hatching. I know they do sell food for them.

I know with the "Sea Monkey's" they come with begining food for the newly hatched and adult food. When I was (much younger) I had kept them alive for a good 6 months or longer and they were breeding. I remember I had one that was white compared to the rest and he would follow my finger.