There's a fresh batch of Honey Banana Chips that just came off the drier this morning. I'm pretty sure they'll be fine at room temp for at least a month (probably much longer), but with no preservatives in them, keeping them cold is still recommended. We still keep them in the freezer here until the order ships out.
All of the Babylonia Spirata, Pink Murex, Horse Conch, Natural Silvermouths, and Spotted Turbos I have are now listed. Still working on the others.
I sprained my hand in mid-December and then re-injured it like an idiot last weeks so I haven't been able to do much. (Not really supposed to be typing either, but oh well.) Stock levels for garden grown items are slowly being depleted until the next harvest and I've already run out of a few things like Amaranth and Pickles, so the only variety packs left are the Sampler Packs and the New Owner Starter Kit.
I've got about a half-dozen each of the Mixes left, and for the most of them that will also be it until the next harvest is ready. Depending on what is still in stock at that time I may have some fun with creating new mixes or they may have to be retired until summer. (The joys of selling seasonal, home-grown produce. I honestly never expected it to go this fast. Thank you everyone! Will be planning for much more this summer.
) We should be baking up a fresh batch of cookies with tweaked recipes this weekend and I'll post when they're ready, so we will have those in stock for a while yet!
Shipping has also sadly increased along with the USPS price increase. In order to keep the prices low for everyone we charge shipping that is as close as possible to what it actually costs us to package and send each individual order. I was mostly guessing in the beginning on what that would be, and as more orders have come in we've been able to fine tune it as much as possible. As always, if you are ever overcharged on shipping and handling we do issue a refund for that overage amount!
) I added the Facebook feed to the main page so visitors can see at a glance any recent news. My husband has gotten the itch to make improvements, so there may be color changes in the future.
Glad to know that my micros aren't the only ones who like to drag them into the water dishes when I'm not looking. 
Most (if not all) are still sub-adults with at least one molt left to go before they're mature. (If anyone remembers, they are Femscorp's kids.)
