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    Re: Best/Worst Class Pets
    Posted by Chuck Peterson on 8/16/08

    I completely disagree about snakes being difficult. They
    are clean and quiet and provide a wonderful teaching tool
    for both big and little kids. They feed on mice or rats
    that you can buy frozen and defrost as needed. The kids are
    fascinated by watching them eat. My problem is finding a
    second class pet that provides a similar return on my
    investment of time and money. So far, I haven't found one.
    They are ideal.

    Worst Class Pets: Hermit Crabs.
    > Also, snakes or other carnivores are difficult...you have
    > to feed the smaller ones baby mice. Another disappointing
    > class pet were crayfish. The biggest crayfish ate all of
    > the fish and the smaller crayfish. What a bully!

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  • Best/Worst Class Pets, 7/14/08, by Kristine Kopp.
  • Re: Best/Worst Class Pets, 7/17/08, by steve.
  • Re: Best/Worst Class Pets, 7/22/08, by Kristine Kopp.
  • Re: Best/Worst Class Pets, 8/16/08, by Chuck Peterson.
  • Re: Best/Worst Class Pets, 8/25/08, by kristine Kopp.

     
     

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