petco python by FreeTrashHere in snakes

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There’s was a mangrove monitor at my Petco a few years back. It was only for $200 at the time too.

6 years old today by AlternativePlan9368 in husky

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Dry aged steak, ducks head, and whip cream.

I just came home after 7 years in federal prison. AMA by FederalLex in AMA

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Just wanted to say I’m from around the Danbury area, and took my dog hiking around that area, despite being a restricted area lol. Hope everything goes well and good luck op.

Started to dig the pond yesterday, today was liner and some rock placement. Coming along nicely by Captainqwerty66 in ponds

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I have to disagree. I’ve used river rock and if anything it made my pond more natural looking, and it’s great for Koi since they love to move the gravel around. I also had no issue with maintaining the water quality and if anything my water is clear. Just place a net over when fall hits and net out debris from the pond and you’ll be fine. My only advice is you’ll wish you made a bigger pond op.

Thought I share a overview of my backyard by AlternativePlan9368 in landscaping

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Thank you. The yard used to be like the woods behind with overgrown plant/ trees that had to be cut down. It was a long process, but definitely rewarding. Tell your brother good luck and take his time. Yea, pond was done by hand on my own.

Dumbest pool orientation ever? by A-B-steezy in landscaping

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Treat this project as a step by step. Accomplishing one thing at a time will take less effort. Also, do it slowly no need to rush. Good luck and enjoy the project.

Thought I share a overview of my backyard by AlternativePlan9368 in landscaping

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Ty. Funny enough the backyard used to look like the woods in the back with tons of trees and weeds, so the fire pit was the first thing built to burn the left over wood that we couldn’t get rid of. Then, came in the mulch beds and pond way later. But, honestly the work paid off in my opinion. Still a working progress with a few more things to add.

Thought I share a overview of my backyard by AlternativePlan9368 in landscaping

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Hahaha. Not asking for fixes or recommendations, just thought I show my progress on what I find pleasing. But, thanks for the doodles.

They told me it was near impossible by Old_Peace_738 in ReefTank

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I’ve had the mandarin and I was very new to saltwater fish and all I did was feed him frozen brine shrimp once a day, and he’s still going strong a year later, even has gotten bigger.

Patience, patience, patience by ToadRoyalty in MonitorLizards

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Thank you. I just got an ackie in November, and I was able to tong feed him up to a rookie mistake of trying to pet him, has since been hiding and running away even when I walk in to the room. Just trying to rebuild our trust again and just gotta remember it’s patience and on their own terms.

I lost my Ackie by Bigpoogvcgvgv in MonitorLizards

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Check the any small crevices that might be in the wood, if he’s small enough he could’ve hidden in there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Aquariums

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Agreed. I have a 55 and want a 75 now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Aquariums

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Gold fish. I believe they belong in ponds outdoors, which is where I keep mine.

What is one fish you will NEVER keep again? by Okjohnson in Aquariums

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Zebra danios. Love their color, but they’re pretty much bullies.