Here is one of our sand fleas and then Jack showing it to Daddy. Daddy had never seen one before, imagine that? Our hotel is right behind them.
Here the boys are with their sand fleas
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Maggie Roe (9:20 AM on Mon Jun 30, 2008)
I remember once as a kid going to the beach with my dad and my friend Sheila. We found dozens and dozens of sand fleas, and unfortunately for them, we brought them home. I filled up a bucket with sand, a little water, and we put all of them in there. I wanted to take them home so they could live either in, or right next to our pool, I can't remember. My dad's car smelled of dead fish for the rest of the summer. Poor things were dead by the time we made it home. Oh well.
Niki Alvey (5:13 PM on Mon Jun 30, 2008)
I would take the little tiny fish (finger length) we would catch with a net home with us in a bucket with water and sand. They never lived long either, but when they died I used to pick them up by their tails and feed them to my cats. Fresh fish, what a treat!