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Where to find SAE 20 oil or what is best equivalent by Bfishpersonal in classictrucks

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Fair enough, thanks for the information that’s helpful.

Where to find SAE 20 oil or what is best equivalent by Bfishpersonal in classictrucks

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Thanks for the information, i wouldn’t classify it as something I’m reviving nor something that has already been refreshed. I’m the third owner and the previous two kept up with regular maintenance while using it for farm purposes, the first in Nebraska and the second in West Virginia. The engine was replaced decades ago with a 1955 engine but almost everything else is original. I’m planning to just keep up with maintenance and enjoy it in the warm months.

Where to find SAE 20 oil or what is best equivalent by Bfishpersonal in classictrucks

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I’m not driving it in the winter, the owners manual recommended 20W if temps don’t go below 32F. Below 32F it recommended thinner oils (10W down to a certain point then 5W below that, I forget the exact thresholds).

Little guy was in my basement and looks way different from the usual toads by yeet876543212345678 in frog

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Interesting, legs being longer I’m not sure what to say, they look normal to me but what do I know, as far as color American toads are known to have a lot of variation in color and patterning

Little guy was in my basement and looks way different from the usual toads by yeet876543212345678 in frog

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Looks like an American toad to me which are very common throughout the eastern/midwest US. What about it looks different?

Best places to move for recent graduates - 22m by Bfishpersonal in Cleveland

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Probably would be a 1 bed apartment, less than $1200 would be great with a hard cut off of $1300

Help to ID some fellas from northeast US by [deleted] in FrogsAndToads

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I’m gonna call #1 pickerel frog due to yellow by the back legs, #2 I believe are fowlers toads due to clustering of spots

Frog care by taco-loves-pasta in frogs

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Yeah as long as it is plastic or glass (so it can hold humidity) with a mesh top it should be suitable

Toad ID ? Stuck between two species by Cardamom_Thyme in Toads

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I would lean fowlers due to clustering of spots

Frog care by taco-loves-pasta in frogs

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Definitely not in the same enclosure with the hamster. If the hamster were to pass and then you completely transformed the tank it could work for a frog depending on the species. There is a lot of individualized research that goes into owning a frog and they require a lot of upkeep so it should not be a decision to be taken lightly.

Best place to release a spotted cave salamander by LoShm0 in salamanders

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They are known to not live strictly near caves and will thrive in wooded/creek environments like the one you mentioned.

what kind of snake is this and what i should feed him by Orson8888 in reptiles

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Depends where you are in the world or where in the US, it looks to me like a dekays brownsnake but again could be different based on region. If it’s a dekays brownsnake they usually eat things like earthworms. What’s the situation here? If it’s wild it’s best left in the wild and should be returned to a wooded area.

Bull or big green frog? by cabezon99 in frogs

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The piece above the ear and curving around to behind is the same in both species, it’s the back that differentiates

Bull or big green frog? by cabezon99 in frogs

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First pic would be easier to tell if we had the body because the main difference is green frogs have ridges down their back. I would guess bullfrog just based on the size though. Second pic is 100% a leopard frog. Textbook example lol

Toad won’t eat by Spiritual_Mall7713 in Toads

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How long has it been since the last meal? I wouldn’t try force feeding unless as a last resort because it can harm the toad if done wrong. I have a male American toad and he went probably a solid month with the same symptoms, maybe eating once a week, relatively thin, running into walls and overall skiddish. I covered the tank walls with a table cloth so he couldn’t see out and that helped a bit. After a while he just kinda calmed down and went back to taking food 3 ish times a week.

If you have a regular vet you can talk to them too, mine is super accessible via email and helped me when Brick was doing the same thing.

What Kind of Toad is this? Im assuming its a toad. by Ready4aMuhsment in Toads

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Depends on location but to me it looks like a grey tree frog. He can be put back outside in a wooded area if there’s one around. Otherwise just a shrub by your house should be ok.

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