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Captains Log, July 11th, 2006
Today i had noticed a golden sheen on both "Adult" gillmen. This only came to pass when they were both given names. Now they are to be known as Ringo and Lefty. When i reach inside the tank and grab them, I can only notice how large they have grown. Both of them are about the size of my hand.
I'm now feeding them insects, but the insects pose their own problems. It is another habitat i must carefully watch, not to mention the odd faces they have. One larval insect has become a moth, while one is in a cucoon state and the other is still eating plants. To see how they procreate and become food all over again will be interesting, or to see if i starve seaman due to lack of food and too much thinking.
6:15 Joe Grass
7:45 Mark Kozelek
9:30 Son Volt
Today i had noticed a golden sheen on both "Adult" gillmen. This only came to pass when they were both given names. Now they are to be known as Ringo and Lefty. When i reach inside the tank and grab them, I can only notice how large they have grown. Both of them are about the size of my hand.
I'm now feeding them insects, but the insects pose their own problems. It is another habitat i must carefully watch, not to mention the odd faces they have. One larval insect has become a moth, while one is in a cucoon state and the other is still eating plants. To see how they procreate and become food all over again will be interesting, or to see if i starve seaman due to lack of food and too much thinking.
6:15 Joe Grass
7:45 Mark Kozelek
9:30 Son Volt