Help us name our Sea Monkeys!

Our Sea Monkeys are growing at a healthy rate - they are now visible without the need for a magnifying glass! Plus, there's loads of them. We counted about 20 last night, though it's tough to count them as their favourite hobby seems to be body popping. We may even play them some electro to keep them happy!

Anyway, assuming we've got 20 Sea Monkeys, we want you to help us with some names!
Please post your favourite names here and we'll decide on the best ones!

Wahey!

What's it like where you live? We want to know!

We're interested in the world and want to know more about it. So please leave some comments about where you live. What's the place you live in called? What's the weather like there? What language do you speak? What's the landscape like around you - do you live near the beach or a forest? Do you like living there? Do you see any interesting animals (we don't get many here in England!)
No matter where you live, be it in the UK or abroad, please tell us about it as we want to learn about the world!

Please leave you comments at the bottom of this blog or if you prefer you can email us here

Thank-you very much,
Dave and Jacob xxx

Monkey not magic

It's been two days now and the Sea Monkeys aren't really doing much.
It does say in the instructions that they'll be hard to see for the first few days, because they're only babies, but we can't wait!
Are they alive? Are we going to have a large colony?
We can tell you're on the edge of your seats!

Stay tuned for more info!

New arrivals

Hello and welcome to our new blog. We hope you like it - let us know what you think!
We have some new additions to the Perrett/Gooding household - Sea Monkeys!
Both of us are very excited, though the Sea Monkeys are so small we can't see them yet. Plus, the room they're living in is a bit chilly, so they may take a while to grow.
Fear not though, we'll keep you informed of any developments as soon as they happen. We can tell you're excited.

If you don't know what Sea Monkeys are, why not look here?