great for the kids to watch and then you can add these helpful insects to your garden to help get rid of pests!
* Watch the small larvae eat and drink from special gels, form cocoons, and emerge as adult ladybugs * Includes sturdy Ladybug Land habitat, magnifier dome cap, coupon for 15 to 20 ladybug larvae with special food and complete instructions * See-through domed habitat allows you to get a bug¿s eye view * Discover the ladybug metamorphosis in the Ladybug Land * Watch your larvae grow into adult ladybugs
My kids have been asking for something like this for Christmas for years. So far I've resisted. Wouldn't they die before they could be released into non-freezing weather?
clbencemunns said: My kids have been asking for something like this for Christmas for years. So far I've resisted. Wouldn't they die before they could be released into non-freezing weather?
you get a certificate to send in for the ladybug larvae.
My 4 year old nephew caught a caterpillar a couple weeks ago that he keeps in a mason jar that has holes poked in the lid. The caterpillar hasn't moved in about four days but he is convinced that it is just being really still. You could buy two of these (which qualifies you for free shipping) and be paying about the same amount for one w/shipping anywhere else. Thanks OP
Free shipping from the other sellers. Or if you wish to buy from Amazon, then instead of buying two, you could add something else to qualify for free shipping.
If you primarily want a lot of bugs, there are places where you can order 100s of them, or praying mantis eggs, for about the same investment which can be just as much fun without the plastic land. We got ours from a place that markets them as alternatives to pesticides.
stinhoutx said: If you primarily want a lot of bugs, there are places where you can order 100s of them, or praying mantis eggs, for about the same investment which can be just as much fun without the plastic land. We got ours from a place that markets them as alternatives to pesticides. care to share where?
radiator
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posted: Oct. 9, 2009 @ 5:18p
HappyCamper09 said: My 4 year old nephew caught a caterpillar a couple weeks ago that he keeps in a mason jar that has holes poked in the lid. The caterpillar hasn't moved in about four days but he is convinced that it is just being really still.
lemonhead said: stinhoutx said: If you primarily want a lot of bugs, there are places where you can order 100s of them, or praying mantis eggs, for about the same investment which can be just as much fun without the plastic land. We got ours from a place that markets them as alternatives to pesticides. care to share where?
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