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>>2331309

OP finally found a vagina he can satisfy. :D

>>2331309
NO!!!!!!

>not even the zoos are safe
Jesus fuck, remove 3rd world countries already

How many threads do we need about this?
Do any of you fags ever check the catalog before posting new fucking threads?

>>2331316
Not all of us are losers spending all day trolling the net to waste our lives pockface

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RIP in piece doggo

Wow it has veterans and dogs in the same story.

There should be a donate button, to monitize all these feelings

>>2330967
I've seen people poor liquid aluminium down their nests, and it creates a wonderful casting. If you want some cool art, and don't mind melting a bunch of baby ants, this would probably be a pretty cool, non-toxic way of dealing with the issue.

>>2330975
I'm going to use a ant killing gel. My question is if the elimination of the ants will cause other insects to multiply and cause damage to the garden.

>>2331019
Thats not how it works, unless your neighbors are literally swarming with insects. Ants are not devouring 100% of the nutrients In your yard

>>2330852
fuq's the meaning of this

>>2330853
The Holest Horse

>>2330726
From the looks of its diet, i'm not surprised it's dead.

>>2330726
very cute rabbit anon

Nothing should be fed raw potato peelings. Too risky.

>>2329377
*garbage pet owners

>>2329377
first, it really doesn't look like needs are met for that lizard. I don't think leopard geckos should be that this, and is that all stuck shed on the torso?
second, no it doesn't need human love. if it's not a baby anymore, then it would probably be hard to get it enjoying human company now anyway.

it still feels stress and pain though, so I would help it if you've done research on know how to take care of it.

*be that thin

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>>2324825
Interesting thread idea. Bumping.

>>2326431
Did he live?

>>2328310
Yeah, cats can survive falls from pretty high up

You brought home a fish you found in a cistern?

>>2329883
>fish

>>2329865
looks like a tadpole, jimbo

cool story bro

>>2328983
Stating facts is not a story.

A story goes like

One day a vegan stopped eating meat, the local butcher lost work and the vegan became unhealthy and started showing tin foil hat tier videos of about Animal cruelty on face book.
The vegan made the world a worse place for Animals and Humanity. The end.

>>2328984
/thread

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I'm also curious about this. I want to put some water features in my home but don't want to be that cruel person that tosses a betta and guppy schools in a little vase.

What are some, if any, life I can put in vases or small aquariums? What are some pretty plants to fill?

Also it's my birthday so it's party time.

snails

>>2328849
Sea monkeys

>>2323551
As someone who's never kept tarantulas before but has almost 10 years of experience with diverse other inverts (including 5 years of centipede experience) what species would you recommend?

There's just this overwhelming number and going through them one by one would be extremely time consuming.

Keeping conditions should not be a problem, I know how to to temps, humidity, substrate and so on. Fast and aggressive species also shouldn't be a problem, can't be worse than some of the pedes I have.

I'd want something a little more active. During the day or at night doesn't matter, I watch my animals mainly at night anyway, red LEDs are great for that and I assume tarantulas can't see red like everything else I've owned. Or, in case all tarantulas are as passive as I think they are, how about something stunningly pretty instead?

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>>2323559
if you're looking for activity, I'd recommend a curly hair tarantula (Brachypelme albopilosum). Those guys are little bulldozers.

If you wanna crank it up a notch and put your invert keeping skills to more of a test, Lasiodora parahybana might be your choice. Many are docile, but they can be skittish and even a little aggressive.

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>>2323559
Poecilotheria metallica are fancy, if you don't mind something fast and skittish.

I got myself a dozen of althaea officinalis (english name is marshmallow i guess ?) seeds and got them waiting for germination, wish me luck.

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>>2309043
It's really sad, Dionaea are set for the same fate as axolotls, extinct in the wild but surviving thanks to hobbyists. BTW mine are starting to wake up, except for these because I kept them wiith a shade cloth.

Winter dormancy party is over. Brother confirmed my purpurea is starting to grow again. Good thing ssp. venosa isn't a heavy sleeper

i hope it got hit by a car and is nearly, but not quite, dead

>>2330089
Yeah he's dead I was at home when that happened to my moms cat. Nothing like that tension as you wait for 48 hours and nothing still happens

>>2330093
>>2330095

Really fucking useful, eat shit

>>2325179
this, even if it's a troll. boston terrier owner here and it makes me want to kill myself when people tell me she's cute. She's cute on the inside, but I really wish my dog wasn't going blind and unable to breathe.

>>2325181
I should clarify that it's still fucked up to support breeding them. Rescue one --
plenty of people get rid of them after they either get bored or can't afford the 6,000 dollar surgery to open their airways.

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I texted her asking a question about his eye because he's rubbing it a lot and it's really watery and stuff and the breeder won't return our calls. She kinda blew up at me though