Triops may not look like monkeys but they do look a lot like their prehistoric cousin whom you might be familiar with, the Trilobite. ... Unlike the tiny Sea Monkeys, Triops grow to be about three inches long, they are much more active, and they really do do tricks.

Can triops eat sea monkey food?

Yes, they can eat almost anything, as they are known to be omnivorous. They can eat earthworms, par-boiled veggies, water-fleas, brine shrimp (Artemia/sea-monkeys), algae, blood-worms, houseflies, and even other triops if all other food is scarce.

What are sea triops?

Triops are prehistoric animals. They're freshwater crustacea that have survived through the millenia. Little shrimp basically, except uglier. They have three eyes. Literally.