Showing posts with label habitat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label habitat. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

Star Wars Science - Naboo Sea Creatures Review

Star Wars Science - Naboo Sea Creatures
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I ordered this for myself because, well I'm a Star Wars kid from the 70's. I'm pretty sure I had all the action figures and the DeathStar for them to play in. So I thought it would be nostalgic. Overall the product is great, and fairly simple to set up. Plus my employer doesn't have a policy barring this from being proudly displayed in my cubicle. The disappointing part... only 2 "Sea Creatures" hatched and I think the bigger one ate the smaller one.

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Explore the mysterious underwater world of Naboo and observe real-life prehistoric creatures. These miraculous creatures have existed on Earth for more than 350 million years...ever since the age of the dinosaurs! The Naboo Sea Creatures are actually Triops, also known as dinosaur shrimp. They are called living fossils because this species has existed since the Devonian Period - 350 million years ago - during the Paleozoic Era, which took place before the dinosaurs! Triops are among the oldest animal species in existence today!

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Uncle Milton Uncle Milton Planet Frog Review

Uncle Milton Uncle Milton Planet Frog
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My [kid] is beside himself with joy. After six very, very long months, one of our two tadpoles has finally become a froglet. The planet frog habitat itself is a good educational gift, but the instructions that accompany it are poor most of the time and incorrect on several key points. The company that provides that tadpoles leaves a lot to be desired. We ordered the tadpoles in July and received them in mid-October (the order form stated approximately 2 weeks for delivery). The instructions indicated the metamorphasis should start 3-4 weeks after arrival. November, December and January passed before I realized that something was wrong. The tadpoles were healthy and had grown, but no limbs or frog features were happening. Desperation set in in February, when I was guilted into buying two newts to make up for the lackluster tadpoles. When I checked the other Amazon reviews, I saw with dread that 16 out of 17 people never got frogs. So we did some research on our own (the tadpole company' s website is useless). I guessed that some critical environmental trigger was missing to start the transformation to a froglet. So, we tried all of the following: adding a tiny bit of reptile vitamin powder once a week, allowing the water to get a little cloudy for 3-4 days before a water change, and adding frozen bloodworms once or twice a week. I don't know which actually helped, but it is now mid-May and we have the cutest little frog. The other tadpole has grown a lot and is showing signs of limbs. My two boys are tremendously excited about the change; they rush home to check the frogs' progress each day. This toy teaches about animals, the environment and care of living things. But most of all, it teaches patience. I don't recommend this to anyone with an actual life that can't be modified to revolve around the needs of small pond creatures. but for those of us who only dream of freedom, it's worth the wait.

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Welcome to Planet Frog, a magical place where children watch live tadpoles transform into real frogs. Observe the frogs swimming in the pond and exploring their habitat surroundings, and learn about the important role frogs play in the environment. Mail-in fees required to get your tadpole(s).
Features:
Vented see-through lid for safe, easy viewing
Built-in magnifier/feeding cap
Break-resistant, escape-proof design
Easy-to-clean pond
Guide to Planet Frog with feeding care instructions and fun facts
Measures 13.5"L x 8"W x 6.5"H.


Shipping Note: Shipping and handling fees required for each tadpole. Allow three to six weeks for delivery of tadpole(s), weather permitting. To ensure safe arrival, nighttime temperatures must be above 25 F and daytime temperatures must be below 80 F. Since tadpoles are delicate creatures, shipping may be delayed depending on weather conditions. Should such conditions arise, you will be notified as soon as possible of the delay. If you live in Hawaii, you must apply for a permit to import tadpoles. For more information, visit the Customer Care section at www.UncleMilton.com.


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