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They look amazing, when they're fully grown they'll look like little brown humans with tails that live in water, and they can even build their own time machine!
I hatched them yesterday, the tank glows in the dark too. Right now they're about 2mm big and they look like baby sperms.
I hatched them yesterday, the tank glows in the dark too. Right now they're about 2mm big and they look like baby sperms.
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If they don't live for at least 2 years, I get another set for free.
Quite impressive.
Quite impressive.
gamesfreak wrote:
> Whats the average lifespan of them?
2 years.
> Whats the average lifespan of them?
2 years.
gamesfreak wrote:
> Whats the average lifespan of them?
8mm
> Whats the average lifespan of them?
8mm
But they'll drown
Whats the average lifespan of them?
Feed them too much and they'll grow into actual monkeys.
Or you could talk to them a lot and it'll be like a real life version of Seaman. That was scary enough though, so I don't reccommend this course of action.
Or you could talk to them a lot and it'll be like a real life version of Seaman. That was scary enough though, so I don't reccommend this course of action.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> If I don't feed them they'll eat each other too.
Lots of creatures are like that, even cats.
> If I don't feed them they'll eat each other too.
Lots of creatures are like that, even cats.
Don't feed them, then take pictures.
They're a type of brine shrimp so I guess so.
If I don't feed them they'll eat each other too.
If I don't feed them they'll eat each other too.
So long story short: You jizzed in a tank and are hoping they'll grow up into vaguely human looking things.
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