Hermit Crabs (was Re: Homeschool rooms)
wifetovegman2002
--- In [email protected], Sandrewmama
<sandrewmama@m...> wrote:
thousands in the wild, and will become depressed and die if left on
their own. You don't need to own that many, though! ;-)
The best website I have found is www.hermit-crabs.com
The hermit crabs are my special pets, because I have loved them since
I was a kid, so I "allowed" myself to get them about a year after we
dropped school-at-home and started unschooling. So I have had them
for a really long time now, almost three years! YAY!
I have six of them, and they have lived for the whole time. One of
them, the seventh one, died soon after I bought him though, so I think
he wasn't very healthy to begin with.
I spent a long time researching how to build a habitat for them, and
what kinds of foods to give them, and how to keep them healthy. It
was sooo much fun! And that was when I knew that I finally "got" the
unschooling stuff, too.
Susan M in VA
wifetovegman
<sandrewmama@m...> wrote:
>You need more hermit crabs. They live in colonies of hundreds or even
>
>
> > The lizard lives on the old coffee table, the beta fish
> > lives on top of the row of bookshelves next to the globe, and the
> > hermit crabs live on the desk.
>
> Oh, oh -- we have a hermit crab too!! We're new hermit crab owners
> and are getting things figured out but we lost one of the two we got
> in November.
thousands in the wild, and will become depressed and die if left on
their own. You don't need to own that many, though! ;-)
The best website I have found is www.hermit-crabs.com
The hermit crabs are my special pets, because I have loved them since
I was a kid, so I "allowed" myself to get them about a year after we
dropped school-at-home and started unschooling. So I have had them
for a really long time now, almost three years! YAY!
I have six of them, and they have lived for the whole time. One of
them, the seventh one, died soon after I bought him though, so I think
he wasn't very healthy to begin with.
I spent a long time researching how to build a habitat for them, and
what kinds of foods to give them, and how to keep them healthy. It
was sooo much fun! And that was when I knew that I finally "got" the
unschooling stuff, too.
Susan M in VA
wifetovegman