Re: Finally!

[Ben Stein]

Harry,

BTW, thanks for the tips.

I was fairly comfortable with the temp-around 82-84F, occasionally falling to
78 (presumably at night), but I was getting a little concerned about
moisture. In fact, I left them alone for a few days, not even checking for
growth, and had decided today I would try to introduce more moisture before
just giving up.

But not necessary. *See my other post today.

Yay!

[Harry]

No growth in my 3 toed sloth's experiment. I'm beginning to lose faith in
Uncle Mike.



"Harry" <harry725@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Glad to hear it... the fleas project moves on.
>
> I will report any changes... Especially the positive changes!!!
>
>
>
>
> "Ben Stein" <prezkids@whitehouse.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns93A2CCC894CCbchidohotmailcom@65.32.1.8...
> > Harry,
> >
> > BTW, thanks for the tips.
> >
> > I was fairly comfortable with the temp-around 82-84F, occasionally
falling
> to
> > 78 (presumably at night), but I was getting a little concerned about
> > moisture. In fact, I left them alone for a few days, not even checking
> for
> > growth, and had decided today I would try to introduce more moisture
> before
> > just giving up.
> >
> > But not necessary. *See my other post today.
> >
> > Yay!
> >
>
>

[Harry]

Seems like you may be right about uncle mike I got a report from Pat... you
know, the sloth. There is the slightest sign of growth in one of 6 jars.
It's still early in the game so that's a great sign. The dishes are stagnant
but I here they are also in a cool situation. Patience it seems is a virtue
after all.



"Ben Stein" <spezzopzkid@wormhole.tsu> wrote in message
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> "Harry" <harry725@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:kZuKa.33352$TJ.1401175@twister.austin.rr.com:
>
> > No growth in my 3 toed sloth's experiment. I'm beginning to lose faith
> > in Uncle Mike.
> >
> Harry,
>
> Uncle Mike's alright. My friend's mud shark's labors have succumbed to
the
> mean greenies, but the syringes were indeed viable. Sterile, who knows? No
> pressure cooker was reported in the mud shark experiment, but he thinks he
> can get his hands on one for next time.
>
> Without going into more detail than necessary: Mike's guarantee is for
> real. so if your sloth feels the need he will be remunerated.
>
> I forget, the sloth was the jars, right? The flea was petri dishes?
>
> Keep in touch, Man!
> Ben