You know I don't really know whats to happen to them after the class. Guess I need to find out. It was my impression I would not get them back, but maybe I will. Glad you brought that up. Yes, I think that class would be a blast to attend. I bet if I ask they would let me. Wow it could be a way to come home with a car load of spiders after the semester.I wish my university had more invertebrate-focused classes. Hell, I wish I had known that entomology and botany were even options when I started college, but there ya go. My major (geology) is very field-centric so I might just get to be the resident spineless fauna expert.
Is the school keeping all the spiders in a type of learning museum? That would be wonderful.
They are about 2-2 1/2". They way they act and EAT, will be a great teaching tool.ahhhhh!!! thats very kind of you
FYI if just one of those cyaneopubescens didnt make it to the class and instead found its way to my front door, would the kids really notice??
I think not...
I will be taking them there right after Christmas break. Think I'll push for a return, attend the class, and take the leftovers home with me.
That would be a sweet class to take!!!
I'm sure it's one of those throw away classes that allows you to get some easy credits. But, will be very fun and interesting.
Remember colleges are Uber rich , So make sure you get them back. So you can breed them later on
we need more GBB's in the hobby.