Comments on: The Sea-Monkey Diaries, Part Three http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/ Mr Miyagi's Blog Sun, 12 Feb 2012 14:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: JoJo http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-110481 JoJo Wed, 23 May 2007 01:12:32 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-110481 Erh... ever thought where one can get more sachet 3 when that is gone? Erh… ever thought where one can get more sachet 3 when that is gone?

]]> By: JoJo http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-265310 JoJo Wed, 23 May 2007 01:12:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-265310 Erh... ever thought where one can get more sachet 3 when that is gone? Erh… ever thought where one can get more sachet 3 when that is gone?

]]> By: Mr Miyagi http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-110319 Mr Miyagi Tue, 22 May 2007 12:33:57 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-110319 No, the Aedes mosquito has no legs. I saw them on tv the other day. Sea-Monkeys on the other hand, have lotsa legs and three eyes. Or maybe I've just been staring at them too long. No, the Aedes mosquito has no legs. I saw them on tv the other day. Sea-Monkeys on the other hand, have lotsa legs and three eyes. Or maybe I’ve just been staring at them too long.

]]> By: Mr Miyagi http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-265311 Mr Miyagi Tue, 22 May 2007 12:33:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-265311 No, the Aedes mosquito has no legs. I saw them on tv the other day. Sea-Monkeys on the other hand, have lotsa legs and three eyes. Or maybe I've just been staring at them too long. No, the Aedes mosquito has no legs. I saw them on tv the other day. Sea-Monkeys on the other hand, have lotsa legs and three eyes. Or maybe I’ve just been staring at them too long.

]]> By: shin http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-109964 shin Mon, 21 May 2007 12:26:54 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-109964 i am dying for a seamonkey update! i am dying for a seamonkey update!

]]> By: shin http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-265307 shin Mon, 21 May 2007 12:26:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-265307 i am dying for a seamonkey update! i am dying for a seamonkey update!

]]> By: J. http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-109546 J. Sun, 20 May 2007 14:38:42 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-109546 Will u get mistaken for breeding Aedes? U might tell the guy: boh lah, pai miah nowadays. everything so expensive.. I have to grow my own prawns to cut cost.. Will u get mistaken for breeding Aedes?

U might tell the guy: boh lah, pai miah nowadays. everything so expensive.. I have to grow my own prawns to cut cost..

]]> By: J. http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-265303 J. Sun, 20 May 2007 14:38:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-265303 Will u get mistaken for breeding Aedes? U might tell the guy: boh lah, pai miah nowadays. everything so expensive.. I have to grow my own prawns to cut cost.. Will u get mistaken for breeding Aedes?

U might tell the guy: boh lah, pai miah nowadays. everything so expensive.. I have to grow my own prawns to cut cost..

]]> By: tweetie http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-109513 tweetie Sun, 20 May 2007 10:55:53 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-109513 Hehe... I did a quick search on answers.com on the sea monkeys to slightly decrease my ignorance... this is an excerpt of what I found : *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Basically, one adds the 'water purifier' package on day one. The user is typically unaware that this package already contains eggs in addition to the salt. At day two, one adds the 'instant life eggs' package, containing epsom salts, borax and soda, in addition to eggs, yeast, and a blue dye. The blue dye is used to enhance the 'instant life' experience by making the freshly hatched animals more visible. The Sea-Monkeys seen during the second day after adding the 'eggs package' are derived from the eggs added with the 'purifier' package. The food package is a mixture of Spirulina and dried yeast. The 'boost' packages mainly contain salts, which induce sexual activity in artemia. Sea-Monkeys have a biological life cycle of one year, but thanks to their ability to enter cryptobiosis, the product guarantees that the Sea-Monkeys live for up to 2 years. This should be understood as the colony being able to sustain itself for two years. Sea Monkeys as babies are very small and cannot be seen without a magnifying glass. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~* No wonder I can't see anything in your Part I. hehehe.. So are you gonna keep the sea monkey's for 2yrs?? Erm, other than watching it grow... what's the fun of keeping them? *_* Hehe… I did a quick search on answers.com on the sea monkeys to slightly decrease my ignorance… this is an excerpt of what I found :

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Basically, one adds the ‘water purifier’ package on day one. The user is typically unaware that this package already contains eggs in addition to the salt. At day two, one adds the ‘instant life eggs’ package, containing epsom salts, borax and soda, in addition to eggs, yeast, and a blue dye. The blue dye is used to enhance the ‘instant life’ experience by making the freshly hatched animals more visible. The Sea-Monkeys seen during the second day after adding the ‘eggs package’ are derived from the eggs added with the ‘purifier’ package. The food package is a mixture of Spirulina and dried yeast. The ‘boost’ packages mainly contain salts, which induce sexual activity in artemia.

Sea-Monkeys have a biological life cycle of one year, but thanks to their ability to enter cryptobiosis, the product guarantees that the Sea-Monkeys live for up to 2 years. This should be understood as the colony being able to sustain itself for two years.

Sea Monkeys as babies are very small and cannot be seen without a magnifying glass.

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

No wonder I can’t see anything in your Part I. hehehe..

So are you gonna keep the sea monkey’s for 2yrs??
Erm, other than watching it grow… what’s the fun of keeping them? *_*

]]> By: tweetie http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/comment-page-1/#comment-265304 tweetie Sun, 20 May 2007 10:55:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/2007/05/the-sea-monkey-diaries-part-three/#comment-265304 Hehe... I did a quick search on answers.com on the sea monkeys to slightly decrease my ignorance... this is an excerpt of what I found : *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Basically, one adds the 'water purifier' package on day one. The user is typically unaware that this package already contains eggs in addition to the salt. At day two, one adds the 'instant life eggs' package, containing epsom salts, borax and soda, in addition to eggs, yeast, and a blue dye. The blue dye is used to enhance the 'instant life' experience by making the freshly hatched animals more visible. The Sea-Monkeys seen during the second day after adding the 'eggs package' are derived from the eggs added with the 'purifier' package. The food package is a mixture of Spirulina and dried yeast. The 'boost' packages mainly contain salts, which induce sexual activity in artemia. Sea-Monkeys have a biological life cycle of one year, but thanks to their ability to enter cryptobiosis, the product guarantees that the Sea-Monkeys live for up to 2 years. This should be understood as the colony being able to sustain itself for two years. Sea Monkeys as babies are very small and cannot be seen without a magnifying glass. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~* No wonder I can't see anything in your Part I. hehehe.. So are you gonna keep the sea monkey's for 2yrs?? Erm, other than watching it grow... what's the fun of keeping them? *_* Hehe… I did a quick search on answers.com on the sea monkeys to slightly decrease my ignorance… this is an excerpt of what I found :

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Basically, one adds the ‘water purifier’ package on day one. The user is typically unaware that this package already contains eggs in addition to the salt. At day two, one adds the ‘instant life eggs’ package, containing epsom salts, borax and soda, in addition to eggs, yeast, and a blue dye. The blue dye is used to enhance the ‘instant life’ experience by making the freshly hatched animals more visible. The Sea-Monkeys seen during the second day after adding the ‘eggs package’ are derived from the eggs added with the ‘purifier’ package. The food package is a mixture of Spirulina and dried yeast. The ‘boost’ packages mainly contain salts, which induce sexual activity in artemia.

Sea-Monkeys have a biological life cycle of one year, but thanks to their ability to enter cryptobiosis, the product guarantees that the Sea-Monkeys live for up to 2 years. This should be understood as the colony being able to sustain itself for two years.

Sea Monkeys as babies are very small and cannot be seen without a magnifying glass.

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

No wonder I can’t see anything in your Part I. hehehe..

So are you gonna keep the sea monkey’s for 2yrs??
Erm, other than watching it grow… what’s the fun of keeping them? *_*

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