Photo: Sea Monkey With Egg Sack

While perusing Flicker I found this great picture. The photographer says:
"This is the photo I've been waiting for! 2 of the sea monkeys from my 2nd batch were mating for days with no results. This female from my 3rd batch had been swimming around for several days with a male attached.
Tonight they were separated at last, and when I looked closer, I saw a dark lump on her abdomen.
I took dozens of photos (using Super Macro) then cropped them to get a good view."
See more photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bycp/5751005308/

Sea Monkey Fossil

I've posted photos from Worth1000.com before. Their photoshop contests are just amazing. Click here to visit the site and be prepared to lose an hour in the blink of an eye as you scroll through the amazing pictures.

Under The Microscope

Be sure to click on the above image to see it in all its glory. What an amazing photo. I found it a great site for microscope photography: www.microimaging.ca

Kiny's Super Sea Monkey Photos

I had a Sea Monkey Party for National Sea Monkey Day & Kiny came with her super amazing kids, Nolan & Aiden.

Every kid left the party with a Sea Monkey kit and since Kiny is a very talented photographer we were rewarded with some great pictures.

So scroll down and enjoy, or click here to see the gallery in it's entirety at picasa.

Mr. Miyagi

One of Mr. Miyagi's pics. Click to enlarge
Mr. Miyagi who resides in Singapore keeps a blog detailing, among other things, his Sea Monkey hobby. He takes much better pictures than I do. In fact he's even got video clips up and it would seem he's started a bit of a Sea Monkey keeping epidemic in his part of the world.

I'm glad his friends who have caught the brine fever from him are better at taking pictures than my friends, some of whom got their monkeys from me for FREE!

TAKE SOME PICTURES YOU PUNKS! Okay, sorry about that. I'm back to my normal mild mannered self now.