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>>2321770
>I want these cute fellas here
Raccoons are not cute and often dangerous.
>Why has no one thought of importing them to Europe yet?
Nobody is that dumb.
>Who's gonna they hurt, the street pigeons?
Raccoons are effective scavengers. They would most definitely interfere as an invasive species.

>>2321770
Europe has raccoons. There are feral ones around Kassel/Germany.

>>2321783
>Raccoons are not cute and often dangerous.
The only dangerous thing about them is rabies which all mammals get, and parasites you can get if you literally eat their shit

>Nobody is that dumb.
Yeah that's why people have introduced all sorts of far more destructive animals all over the place right?

>They would most definitely interfere as an invasive species.
Europe's ecosystem is already destroyed so it doesn't really matter.

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>>2321765
I'm not the most knowledgeable, but I'm currently growing a ton of vegetables in a bell siphon system, eggplant, lettuce, mint, peppers, herbs, and tea with a larger version of this system. They're growing like weeds. It was mostly premade, but the setup requirements did not seem very difficult.
Specs for the pictured one according to the website are:
2'x8' Kit: 2'x8' grow bed approximately 120 gallons, 110 gallon pond, 700 gph water pump, large siphon kit, large piping set, 2'x8' table, 18 bags of pre-washed cinders or 8 bags of hydrocorn.
I bought it premade from the same company as the pictured one, but it's based in Hawaii. It may not be as helpful for you. I basically just needed to buy the cinder blocks to prop it up and sealant for the pvc pipes. Popular choice is always tilapia for hardiness and easy breeding, but a lot of people keep koi or large tropicals, mostly large cichlids and plecos, if they don't intend on eating them. I personally have koi in mine.
You're probably sick of video's or maybe you've watched this one, but they got over the same system I just mentioned in this video at 12:30.
https://youtu.be/-z1kozprw8Y

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>>2321792
Nice set up anon.

>>2321792
Thanks anon! I'm looking for something to feed two people, including myself, so yours looks to be a good size for that.

What do you do with your excess product? I was thinking about giving it out to neighbors or preserving it somehow, if that's possible.

>twice a week
there's your problem. training needs to happen every day, even multiple times a day. it's also better to tire the dog out before training.

>>2321903
Not true at all. You want a full energy and receptive dog to train.

>>2321904
that's also not entirely true. you wouldn't want a dog that's completely exhausted from exercise, but also not a dog that's practically bouncing of the walls. you need to find a middle ground.

>>2321735
if she "doesn't have time" training probably wont work. you can begin teaching a behaviour with training sessions, but unless you reinforce that in the daily life of the dog, you wont get any progress at all. If your boss wants to see results, tell her thing she should or shouldn't do to train her dog. (for example don't feed your dog table scraps and let him wait for his food to get a dog that doesn't beg for food all the time)

Cuz ur mom didnt make the guy wear a condom l0l

>>2321679
The exact reason you exist.

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why do threads like these exist

>>2321422
microcosmos
a 1996 french documentary about bugs. filmed from their stature.

its unreal!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dBJT-6AgDs

bunmping with porn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdtF8dVs_F8

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This is more /out/ than /an/ but Alone in the Wilderness is very comfy. It's about a man who goes to Alaska to live in the wilderness for a year where he builds his own cabin and tools and does general outdoorsy things. He liked it so much he lived there for thirty more years until he was eighty-two. Pretty respectable guy in my opinion. Somewhat /an/ because he meets some animals.

>>2321396
Whoa, wats dis?

>>2321459
A cute Tupaia

>>2321396
Holy shit you're right, RIP Euarchonta

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>>2321267
Some kind of cellar spider, family Pholcidae. Don't know the specific species though.

>>2321269
yeah, those are cellar spiders. i have a lot of them in my house. i don't go out of my way to kill them because i figure they're good to have around.

>>2321267
I love watching spider rituals

LoL s0 RaNdUm xDD

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nothing random about it. They will kill us all if we do not stop them

>>2320742
Snow.

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"They're called devil sticks, anyone can use 'em"

My guess is cranefly larvae.

>>2320692
I thought it was dog poop at first

>humans and dogs are both mammal creatures that like to live in social groups
>share 84% of genetic sequence
>these animals that have spent literally thousands of years both naturally and artificially selected for human companionship
>GUISE DID YOU KNOW THAT DOGGOS ARE UHH LIKE PEOPLE!?

Really makes you think.

>>2320592
*unzips clickbait news*

heh,,,, nothin personnel,,,,,

why'd you bring this shitty meme here

Iguanas are fucking lame as shit wtf

>>2320365
I was so disappointed when I got my iguana and found out just how brainless and mechanical they are.

how is this thread still up?

anyway this documentary looks comfy im gonna watch it

is there anywhere i can watch this? i hope its subbed and not replaced with shitty english dub

>>2321203
Because about 12 people anually visit this board.

>>2320214
Have you ever read Watership Down?

>>2320214
Rabbits don't like travel. In the wild, they pick one place to live.
>The European rabbi' is non-migra'ory

Looks pretty tasty. When do you plan on eating him? Do you have any recommendations when I should eat mine. I bought 3 from petco and been feeding him for about 3 months. Do you suggest I harvest him now or in about 1 month when hes more plump?