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Jun 5, 2007
I just got a new betta the other day and he has problems
with eating. He will go after the food, chew it a little,
then spit it out. He keeps going after the pellets but
always ends up spitting them out. What could be the
problem? He isn't hungry or doesn't like the food? Are
the pellets maybe too big?
Jun 18, 2007
I have a guinea pig in my K class. Children take it home
each weekend. Parent clean the cage over the weekend and I
have fifth graders come clean it on Thurs.
I have had pet rats (hair and hairless). I still think the
guinea pig is the best.
Jun 19, 2007
I would love to bring my pet chinchilla "Smokey" to school
and share him with my fourth graders, but I'm afraid of him
getting sick or hurt. Can someone give me some tips?
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Before you invest in another cage you might want also want to
check if any of your students have allergies or asthma.
Before you invest in another cage you might want also want to
check if any of your students have allergies or asthma.
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Dose anyone Know if The betta Fix Remedy cauzes the tank
to get alittle cloudy??? We Have about a 2 gal. so....
Dose anyone Know if The betta Fix Remedy cauzes the tank
to get alittle cloudy??? We Have about a 2 gal. so....
Jun 25, 2007
I have 30 baby madagascar hissing cockroaches that I'm
trying to find homes for. They are quite fascinating to
watch and own. They don't bite and don't mind being
handled when they get older and bigger. Kids get a big
kick out of them when they make their load hissing noise
when you touch them. They're v...See More
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Madison
Madison; I would love to have a hissing cockroach. I need a small easy animal and these seem perfect. If your still selling them, i would certainly be interested!
lolly
I have plenty of hissing cockroaches if anyone wants some. Just pay for shipping! E-mail me!
On 7/28/09, Madison wrote: > Madison; I would love to have a hissing cockroach. I need a small > easy animal and these seem perfect. If your still selling them, i > would certainly be interested!
On 7/28/09, Madison wrote: > Madison; I would love to have a hissing cockroach. I need a small > easy animal and these seem perfect. If your still selling them, i > would certainly be interested!
Jun 30, 2007
Hi! I will be a first year teacher this year, and I'm
looking for an easy to care for class pet. I was thinking
about a hermit crab....what do you think? I'm going to
teach 3rd grade!
Jul 1, 2007
Hi, I'm a first year teacher that inherited a large
aquarium (~60 gallons) that does not have anything in it.
I was hoping to be able to grow aquatic plants in it so I
can use them for labs (biology class), but I thought it
would be nice to have something aside from plants. Any
suggestions for an aquatic...See More
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Keeping animals in the classroom teaches the wrong kind of
lesson. Rather than teaching responsibility for animals'
well-being, allowing animals to be used as "learning
tools" lowers their status in the minds of students. Young
people make generalizations based on the lessons that they
learn from authori...See More
Keeping animals in the classroom teaches the wrong kind of
lesson. Rather than teaching responsibility for animals'
well-being, allowing animals to be used as "learning
tools" lowers their status in the minds of students. Young
people make generalizations based on the lessons that they
learn from authori...See More
Jul 2, 2007
-Is Getting a Pet in the Best Interest of My Class?
Answer the following questions:
Why do I want a pet?
Do NOT get a pet if you answer:
To interest the students
To be a 'popular' classroom
Because someone you know has a pet that needs another home
To teach kids responsibility - kids need to be re...See More
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Try the tiny Hikari Biogold Betta Pellets (they're the
smallest). I experienced this with my bettas when feeding
the larger sized pellet food.
aimee
On 6/05/07, Jaci wrote:
> I just got a new betta the other day and he has problems
> with eating. He will go after the food, chew it a little,...See More