Monkaaaaay!
Feb. 24th, 2005 02:31 pmLupin III looks like a monkey.
Anyway, the Sea Monkeys Jon got me for Christmas are positively thriving. I aerate their tank daily and feed them every six days. Right now, I can count at least two dozen of them swimming around happily. They're not that small, either, not the specks I expected them to be at all. They're of a good length, with little black eyes and 12 pairs of legs. On the bigger ones, you can actually see each individual leg stroking along in the water. It's actually quite fascinating.
... Maybe I should get them a bigger tank. Then I'd need more tank prep stuff, to get the saline levels right though. Hmmm...
Anyway, the Sea Monkeys Jon got me for Christmas are positively thriving. I aerate their tank daily and feed them every six days. Right now, I can count at least two dozen of them swimming around happily. They're not that small, either, not the specks I expected them to be at all. They're of a good length, with little black eyes and 12 pairs of legs. On the bigger ones, you can actually see each individual leg stroking along in the water. It's actually quite fascinating.
... Maybe I should get them a bigger tank. Then I'd need more tank prep stuff, to get the saline levels right though. Hmmm...
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