Aquasaurs
Aquasaurs a thing from the past is
now a pet of the future.
Aquasaurs
have survived
everything our planet has thrown at them. They survived ice ages, droughts and
floods and still somewhere managed to outlive the dinosaurs and many other
species.
And it looks like they haven’t changed in a 100 million years. They
have three eyes,
a skeleton outside their body and somewhere between 35 and
70 pairs of legs that glide them through the water. It is yet to be seen if they
will survive global warming, but why shouldn’t they, they seem to love the
heat. And most importantly they can survive a trip by US mail to anywhere in the
continental USA at any time of the year.
They are not like the other mail order
critters that are temperature sensitive and can only be shipped during the
summer. If you need something alive to give the grandson in the dead of winter
in the middle of the country then Aquasaurs are it.
As an egg they can survive
anything, but once they hatch the temperature must stay on the warm side so it is
recommended that you put a lamp over the habitat to keep the water temperature
constant. Other than the lamp they are pretty user friendly except the water
sometimes gets pretty murky and needs to be cleaned.
With these critters the
eggs come with the habitat so you don’t need to send away for the live bugs
but you get a certificate so you can send away for some more if yours die off.
And it seems they do and you are left wondering how they managed to outlive the
dinosaurs when you can’t even keep yours alive for longer than a week. It is
better to break the egg packet in half and only put in half the cake the first
time.
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