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Re: HERPS IN CLASSROOM please read...I just thought I'd like to share this w/you

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Posted by ChrisD on February 23, 1999 at 17:01:52:

In Reply to: Re: HERPS IN CLASSROOM please read...I just thought I'd like to share this w/you posted by Esther on February 22, 1999 at 23:08:25:

LOL on the iquana. I can't believe I've found another gerbil loving science teacher. A lady I teach with loves them and has 6-7 tanks full of them and breeds several varieties which she offers to students. Don't need to tell you where her unwanted gerbils go do I with a herp lab next door. They are great classroom pets I however was referring to herps. Bearded dragons are relatively odorless, calm, easily handled and fed, large enough to draw students attention, and easily bred in the classroom. Even kids that dislike other herps seem drawn to them. Just an opinion but they seem to work well in every school that uses them.



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