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So 7 years ago I had a lumbar fusion and couldn't go back tight away to work so I was terminated. I couldn't work so I distributed the invert zoo to various kiddos who wanted to adopt them. Three failures of said surgery later and 7 years later I am once again teaching, this time SPED and...

Here's to good friends! You know, the ones who will pet sit your inverts and/or herps. :lizard::spider::bee::scorpion:

I have industry experience as well as degrees in Horticulture, Agriculture and Extension Educ, and half of a M.S. in Forensic Entomology, I can contact my former professors and friends at UN-L or NMSU for input. I am not ignorant to data applications in many sciences (as well as the application...

I do keep an activity log of sorts, feeding, cleaning, breeding, etc... I will definitely look into delving further into the numbers and data collection\entry related skills, I hadn't thought of that angle. Great idea, thanks!

Hiya! I know my original post is very old, but I am reviving our invert zoo at my new high school, not too far from where I was teaching, but I switched to o working in NM rather than TX. I will try to reply, albeit forever old, to the past posts, my apologies for not keeping up the website. New...

I'm sorry, was just a thought. She is beautiful! And what a piggy! Thanks for sharing her pic!

Yeah, the Neoscona oaxacensis looked the most similar to me when I was looking, and those pics you shared are from that G/sp. Yeah im not finding a 2-spot morph of any of them but I think N. oaxacensis is closest, all of those links have similarities for sure. Thanks, Chanda!

She is so cute! I bet all her eggs are causing her to eat like my 14 y/o human spawn. Thanks for sharing! Btw, they can store sperm and lay sacs long after mating, might she be gravid?

Hi, all! I need help narrowing down this girl to Genius, sp., please. I'm wracking my brain, field guides, etc, and the closest I can get her is into Orbweavers (family Araneidae). I'm not finding any that resemble her very closely. True spiders is a genre I seem to still have ID troubles...

The cuteness!

Yes to YouTube, Pinterest please?

When I had back surgery and had to stop teaching or zoo disbanded to students. I'm back at work so now I'm reviving the zoo and my presence in the invert world as much as I can. When I taught in TX many moons ago, I went back to school after a Thanksgiving break to ask if our 21 P. imperator...

When I had back surgery and had to stop teaching or zoo disbanded to students. I'm back at work so now I'm reviving the zoo and my presence in the invert world as much as I can.

Awesome! Congrats! They are so cute! Great photo, also!

Looks like... some sort of wolf spider, but the pics are kinda blurry. That is my best guess. Keeley

Maybe...? Hi, would you consider donating some of your extras to our invert zoo? I need roaches to eliminate our cricket cost. Thank you for considering us! Our site url is below: http://ourinvertzoo.webs.com/ Thanks, Keeley Leigh Muncrief CHS AgScience Teacher/FFA advisor

{DI hope this is the right place to post this, but our classroom invert zoo website is FINALLY up and running! I am working on putting up the pics the kiddos took of our current livestock, so bare with me, but it should be up and viewable now. :o) Please sign our guest book, become a member, and...

Great ideas! I want to thank all of you who are helping us choose our domain name. The kids have picked a few faves, but the most popular one according to you all here so far is "theinvertzoo.com" I will keep all of them in mind. I will close off the names suggestions next Monday (7th June)...

Hi! Better than any other suggestions my kids have come up with...thanks, will keep it in mind! (The kids said it's not stupid, btw...may end up the choice...?)