I am setting up a terrarium in my classroom and will need to have some critters in it (for the purposes of science investigation). The lesson plans call for land snails, but it looks like they can't be shipped. The ones that live here are tiny flat snails and aren't around right now. ANYWAY, I'm accepting that I can't do land snails and moving on to other ideas. I will be able to move some pill bugs from my indoor enclosures and get worms from the store. I can get some millipedes shipped. I'd like to put in a Pacman frog. Do I have to heat a frog or are they OK with 70-74 room temp? Maybe a little warmer because of the lights. What about UV? I have about 2 feet of fluorescent lights over the enclosure right now, anticipate upping that to 4 feet. One of the tubes could be UV if indicated.
Could I have hermit crabs with a Pacman frog? I could set them up separately if needed, and then add them to my indoor enclosures at home. Any other ideas out there?
I added a 29 gallon aquarium to my classroom last week and the students are so excited about it that they wrote voluminously about fish
Could I have hermit crabs with a Pacman frog? I could set them up separately if needed, and then add them to my indoor enclosures at home. Any other ideas out there?
I added a 29 gallon aquarium to my classroom last week and the students are so excited about it that they wrote voluminously about fish