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Isis is the name of an Egyptian goddess of health, marriage and wisdom.

>>2323955
Well pitbulls are not precisely accurate to represent wisdom.

that's a cumtown joke

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>>2323951
You're asking if you could grow pot out of a potato? Normally I would say no, but I also know how resilient and hardy marijuana plants are. So yeah, possibly but I highly doubt it.

>>2323980
Ok

no
leaves evaporate shit ton of water, both plants need water source

Scottish fold

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>>2323594
She has folded ears, but as for the polydactyl question I haven't seen any hi-res pictures of the cat's whole paw. Best I've seen was pic related

>>2323594
That's not a kot, that's what we call a thot

>>2323564
They are real but they aren't natural, this is evident in the fact they appeared seemingly out of nowhere in 1995.
Giraffe [Jee-rah-fah] also curiously means "knuckle horse" in the Angolan language.
The part that absolutely baffles me though is that nothing happened in Angola through the entirety of the 1990's that could possibly have been the catalyst for their horses to grow long necks and in fact the only event out of the ordinary in the region was that two directors working on a film series called "walker texas ranger" had chosen to use a few locations to shoot scenes for the project.
Being Angolan, I've never seen walker texas ranger though so I have no idea how this could be a factor.

>>2323647
Giraffes are not real. Have you ever touched one?

>>2323935
Not that anon but I had one lick me once

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Forever

>>2323377
This

Well, you know, I wouldn't let a cat outside if I was living in a city. I wouldn't let a cat outside if I lived within 200m of a road.

But the general recommendation here, in this country that is no America, is two weeks minimum. For older cats that have never moved before, a month.

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For leos you need to use at least two different feeders. Mealworms + something else. Phoenix worms and dubia roaches are excellent. Crickets are okay. Superworms are kinda high fat and mostly a larger replacement of mealworms in their diet.

30-35 C is way too hot for cresteds. If you want a high temperature lizard that doesn't eat live bugs I suggest a uromastyx (they eat fresh greens and seeds). Bigger tank but care is straightforward.

>>2323366
how about you ask the actual herp thread where all the people with amphibians and reptilians are?

>>2320055

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here anon

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Looking for this?

>>2323005
They may or may not get along. That being said, siblings may not get along later in life either. I fell for the two kittens meme, and my two cats who were siblings now hate each other. It's not so bad that I have to worry about attacks, but they won't be in the same room together. If you want two cats just to have two cats, introducing them as kittens is your safest bet. Just make sure you ask the shelter how that lone cat is with other cats (if they know). Sometimes they put kittens in rooms or cages alone because they don't get along well with others.

I would say look into cat to cat intros, but I'm not sure how it would go if you adopt two young kittens at the same time. Still look into it, but I think you'd want to have them get used to each other sooner rather than later before they get set in their ways? I'm honestly not sure.

>>2323005
>I found a cat that was in the 6-12 month old room

So I assume that it's the kind of shelter where cats of age groups are put in a single room, no cages? If so, how was the cat behaving towards the other cats? As long as it wasn't hissing and growling at the other cats, it'll be fine. They're both kittens so they'll have similar energy levels.

>>2323219
Yea they call them cat condos at this place it helps to see how they get along with other cats and people. This one seemed to stay away from the other cats and just wanted to interact with people. I won't have time to monitor them constantly so I'm probably going to end up with two young siblings or the one. She seemed to be more comfortable around people than the other cats. But there is a good chance she could already be adopted by the time I go back.

Not for much longer judging by the video he posted the only day. Two of my past huskies died within a month of their joints stiffening up. Huskies rarely live past 12 anyway.

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such a cute Old pupper

>>2322933
I can't believe they're still making dog videos, don't they have a kid to raise?

>>2322859
Well Figure of 8s are brackish and SA Bumble Bees arent? Size difference and aggression levels alone wont make it worth it.

>>2322859
Aquadvisor has a lot of flaws, so I wouldn't suggest relying on it exclusively when stocking your tank. Seriouslyfish is a good website and the fishlore forum is also good. Either that or take it to /aq/
Also, they do better in brackish.

>>2322846
wtf why did it put a silly string in it's nose?

It probably has feline herpes. I've never seen a cat get snot like that unless it had it.

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Why are dogs so disgusting?

Sebaceous cyst.
My best guess.

Check to see if it's a tick. My grandparents dog usually had 4+ ticks every time she went out during tick season.

>>2322676
this
take him to HIS vet anyway just so they can give you a trusted opinion. Really nothing to worry about just watch it doesn't get worse. Dogs get a lot of new bumps, moles, and cysts as they age

>>2322658
It looks disgusting in real life and people use it as bullshit medice
I don't remember the name, it's Indian or some shit

>>2322658
Cut it open so we can examine it, anon.

Be lewed to it. it can't fight back.

Looks like prickly pear cactus

>>2322443
He's pretty good

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>>2322443
>fishing cat is probably dead by now

>>2321871
brown recluse

>>2321871
It's a running crab spider.