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They could be close together because one is dominant over the other. By being close to the other it restricts the others movements, and food ingestion. It might be that the one is always close so that she can control the other, letting her know that she is the boss. I dont see why you cant...

Yea I started off the same. I started off with pre-algebra 095, and went up threw 8 math classes to calc2 152, but then I would have to go up to 455 or something with differential equations, and I did not like that one bit. Just so you know, all the calc sequences, and calc based physics was...

Thats good. I hope you really like math. I went to Ohio State for astrophysics, but I couldn't handle the math load. The physics wasn't that bad, but when I looked at my classes I needed 5 math classes beyond calculus, and 12 physics classes, not to mention the astronomy classes. I would of...

Sorry if this doesn't contribute to the conversation topic, but are ants a big problem with roach colonys? Do they attack the roaches / roach food more then they would crickets?

You haven't seen her turn blue after that picture? That is very odd. It is good to hear that she has her own cage now. Im sure she will be way happier being away from the male all the time.

I buy 1000 every month (one mouth to feed), and I find them to be super stinky. I have to change the bin every other week at the most otherwise it will smell so so bad. When you have a bunch they are horrible smelling. I will be getting a colony of roaches sometime this winter or summer...

You mean astronomy. I remember when people who say astrology instead of astronomy when that was what I was doing. What school are you attending baggedd5087, and what year and classes are you taking now.

I convinced my hillbilly lab partner in chem that my name was rupert. I was funny, and im glad you named your cham that. Its a good name.