How big of an aquarium tank do I need to raise sea monkeys?

Answer 1

Don't need a water-tank, man, you need a miniature rainforest. You also need to fit it out with sub-aqua trees, water-berries, sea bananas and so on. Failure to provide adequate space and environmental facilities could result in your being prosecuted by SPASM, the Society for the Protection and Acclimatization of Sea Monkeys. I can only tell you as a friend, dude - DON'T mess with those people.

Answer 2

Depends on the specific species.
For a sea-squirrel monkey, you could get away with a five-gallon tank.
For a sea-baboon, on the other hand, you'll need something the size of a single-car garage.

Answer 3

Well monkeys can get pretty big! I'd say at least, the very least you'll need a one million gallon tank for your sea monkeys ;o) Oh, don't forget, they loooove bananas!!


.....do they still have sea monkeys?? lol....I had them 30 yrs ago!! omg!! I'm old!! lmao

Answer 4

Sea Monkeys (brine shrimp) can be raised, very easily in a half gallon tank.. Don't put any fish in with them or you won't have any monkeys.

Answer 5

A small aquarium will be fine. Sea monkeys are little shrimps.

Answer 6

you would need a "gullible tank"
Brand new on the market to house those sea monkeys.

Answer 7

a gallon is fine I had sea monkeys before, they dont get big and they dont live long

Answer 8

teeny tiny. unless you want to raise one billion then slightly larger.
do you remember the saturday morning show "the amazing live sea monkeys"?

Answer 9

not that big...the sea monkey kits i've seen have come with very small tanks.

Answer 10

Try a wine making flask thats how I breed them a demijohn is about $4 and you need an airstone, line and pump