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Nothing, because you already have too many fish in there. Or at least you will soon once they grow some more.

In any case definitely not a fire eel, they get enormous.

Get another kribensis.

>>2023124
lol no
i already had aggression problems when i was a little retarded faggot and bought a male and female

Not even remotely.

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Nope

>>2022927
Oh my might keks

I'm familiar with snowballs stuck in fur but this is dynamite

a moth

>>2022772
Entomologist here, it is a moth. Where are you located, as that can narrow the field quite a bit and I could tell you the species.

>>2022786
Nevermind, I got it, it's an Oleander Moth (Syntomaida epilais). Lovely moth.

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Birds that belong to the family Tytonidae are the best birds currently living on this planet

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>whole point is its a collage of endangered species
>shitload of the animals in the picture aren't endangered

>>2022541
Make that into a jigsaw puzzle and I'll buy it.

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>>2022541
>most of these species are mammals
>almost no amphibians/reptiles
>meanwhile we are in a new mass extinction
>mostly amphibians being fucked by climate change and habitiat destruction
>but normies don't care if it isn't cute and/or on the front page of WWF
FUCKING "ANIMAL LOVERS" REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>2022373
>trying to keep harmless house spiders out of your house
Have fun living in a sterile bunker devoid of all life.

You will never get rid of them completely. Not unless you fumigate the shit out of the whole house.

They will helpfully take care of most other household insects for you though so there's really no reason to remove them.

If she's serious, then bottles and jars are really nice. Maybe some bottles of everclear.

This guy has good books
http://www.eattheweeds.com/

Come spring a dandelion burdock brew really helps with the liver.

if she's unable to find research on her own she's unable to get into it.

>>2022337
Location?

Looks like a trumpet vine.

>>2022338
Orlando, fl

>>2022207
The west side spider. As long as you're not east side you are safe

>>2022207
Orchard orbweaver.

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I love the mating dance :v

>>2022194
You mean pigeons aka city chickens to the homeless.

Kind of yes and no, the dog couldn't take their owner to a location unless they had been trained specifically to go to that place- they have no concept of what makes a supermarket or a chemist or whatever, and they're obviously incapable of understand street signs and signs on shop fronts. Once they've learned where a particular location is, they can take their owner directly there on command, but they can't find their way to new or unfamiliar places, the owner needs to give the dog directions and the dog then assesses whether it's safe to go that way.

So basically what they do is get their owner to their destination safely as they're taught how to take a safe, obstruction-free path and react to certain obstacles and potential threats that might be in their way, like stopping for traffic and stairs and such. They're basically a better version of the cane that lets their owner move more quickly and confidently. They can also do jobs around the home like fetching mail, but that's more for people with mobility issues as blind people can usually navigate their own home without any issues.

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For right now it probably couldn't hurt to give him generic baby bird food like pic related. How old is the little guy?
Also for the future, I was told by a finch keeper to raise Society finches alongside any other finches you're breeding because Societies will raise any rejected babies of another species as their own. Now I don't know how true that is as I haven't bred finches of my own yet, but hopefully another finch breeder can say for sure.

give him your nippy

>>2022112
I've given him oatmeal with water (dusted, of course) and he seems to be eating now, I'll buy this once the stores open. Also I can't put this little guy with anyone other than their parents, who have rejected these 2 and 2 other eggs that were yet to hatch (they layed 4), even if I made sure not to intervene with the nests as to not disturb the parents. Thank you for your advice.
Also, little correction, they're not diamond finches, they're zebra finches, they're just called diamonds in my native language.

Plead ignorance, he doesn't give a shit and it's legally no ones cat.

Take it and get it microchipped and round of shots so it doesn't spread any diseases to any other cats that may be around the new place.

Try this I heard it works well. Tidy Cats ordor control. Mulicats

>>2021671
I use Swheat Scoop and it works great. If you scoop daily it doesn't really matter though.

I asked this here before and someone told me to buy Fresh Step Extreme.Tried it out and have never used anything else since.

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>>2021624
Because they apparently appeal to young kids and elders.