For some unknown reason it seems that we are expert at keeping sea monkeys alive. Our sea monkey community is rapidly approaching the year and a half mark with no signs of slowing down. It is virtually a self contained ecosystem, I couldn't tell you the last time I fed them maybe 2 months ago. We will often get down to one lone sea monkey and he/she will live for a week or two alone the last surviving member of the clan and then like magic one morning there will be babies swarming all of the water and the community will begin to grow again.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Life....................
For some unknown reason it seems that we are expert at keeping sea monkeys alive. Our sea monkey community is rapidly approaching the year and a half mark with no signs of slowing down. It is virtually a self contained ecosystem, I couldn't tell you the last time I fed them maybe 2 months ago. We will often get down to one lone sea monkey and he/she will live for a week or two alone the last surviving member of the clan and then like magic one morning there will be babies swarming all of the water and the community will begin to grow again.
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I find that the weirdest thing. I see them swimming around when I am at your sink. I always think to myself, "Huh, who would have known?"
jb
I loved watching the sea monkeys while I was doing dishes at your house--but back in December there were only two--I'm glad they're still thriving. I must admit, I was tempted to get some for my own windowsill.
Live on tiny shrimp!
Ka
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