I was inspired by an earlier post by regarding Chia. Hopefully this is safe to eat cuz I want to get these for my torts!!! Its soooo cool hehe
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001OD57AA/?tag=exoticpetnetw-20
Here is the description:
"Watch it Grow! Easy to Do. . . Fun to Grow! Handmade Decorative Planter Contains: Handmade Pottery Planter Chia Seed Packets for 3 Plantings Convenient Plastic Drip Tray Planting Care & Instruction Sheet The Chia Pet Story Chia Pets are handmade by artisans using techniques passed down from the Indians of ancient Mexico. Each Chia Pet is sculpted from rich terra-cotta clay. The multi-stage process takes several days for shaping, drying, kiln firing and finishing. Chia was popular among the Aztecs. It was eaten as food and included in medicines. Chia seeds were ground into flour and pressed for oil. Reuse your Chia Pet indefinitely. Simply replant with chia or similar herb seeds, such as basil, alfalfa, marjoram or thyme. Full Coat 1-2 Weeks"
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001OD57AA/?tag=exoticpetnetw-20
Here is the description:
"Watch it Grow! Easy to Do. . . Fun to Grow! Handmade Decorative Planter Contains: Handmade Pottery Planter Chia Seed Packets for 3 Plantings Convenient Plastic Drip Tray Planting Care & Instruction Sheet The Chia Pet Story Chia Pets are handmade by artisans using techniques passed down from the Indians of ancient Mexico. Each Chia Pet is sculpted from rich terra-cotta clay. The multi-stage process takes several days for shaping, drying, kiln firing and finishing. Chia was popular among the Aztecs. It was eaten as food and included in medicines. Chia seeds were ground into flour and pressed for oil. Reuse your Chia Pet indefinitely. Simply replant with chia or similar herb seeds, such as basil, alfalfa, marjoram or thyme. Full Coat 1-2 Weeks"