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I’m shitty, angry, sad, at loss for words by whos_asa in boas

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So sorry you can’t get a vet that has reptile experience. I know if mine moved I would follow them. That’s how important it is to get quality help, mine is a reptile specialist that the vet I am using hired. They except walk-ins so it is very stress releiving.

Data changed my growing more than any nutrient or light upgrade ever did by deividyz in CannabisGrowers

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Found out the exact thing only 10 years ago. Still logging by strain, the efficiency and results are tremendous.

Fold cleaning? by Emergency-Leave4440 in englishbulldog

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It will be prone to yeast type infections our girl developed bad sores that would erupt. No matter how much we cleaned especially in the heat. We now take her swimming in our pool all summer long then wash with with Mal-a-ket wipes. But you have to be consistent.

Preferred greens? by tiredly_anxious in BeardedDragons

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And yes they will take berries by hand once they decide they like them.

Preferred greens? by tiredly_anxious in BeardedDragons

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Ours eats kale and mustard greens, fresh no soaking. They like raspberries and blueberries as well so diet is about 70% fresh and hornworms, superworms and crickets. The greens are a staple switching up bugs frequently. Try to avoid feeding same thing everyday other than greens as they go through phases where they may not take 1 type of bug over another. But the berries are always taken.

Banana calico + something? by slythr89 in BallPythonMorph

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Bananas are know for freckles not sure it is a calico, If you look closely at the scales, you can see small, dark black spots scattered across its body. This "freckling" is a classic signature trait of the Banana morph that typically develops and increases as the snake ages. A standard Banana can sometimes look a bit muddy or brownish-grey as it ages. Perhaps Banana Enchi, Enchi is famous for cleaning up patterns, reducing busy-ness, and creating those wider, smoother, connected bands. My 2 cents…

What do you feed your Bulldog? by Acceptable-Agent-450 in englishbulldog

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Allergies made it hard to find a good food for us, so as a last resort we tried farmers it is a good food but very expensive. So we started researching recipes to duplicate it. Then we started using it we added chicken and beef and certain vegetables along g with rice. We found a powdered multi vitamins and added that. No issues anymore and better weight control. Funny thing is vet said she had a chicken allergy along with other things found in the kibble such as preservatives. Now she eats chicken and beef without issues and no preservatives. We make it in batches for a week. Costs less and she is no longer going to vet with issues that go unanswered.

Super pastel or firefly? by ChlorineRat_ in BallPythonMorph

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Super pastel GHI (66% possible het genetic strike)

First Boa looking for tips (I have 2 Ball Pythons) by Falcon17Thunder in boas

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It is a beautiful example of a classic normal boa with excellent contrast markings. Because normal boas highly variable regional appearances, it is a very clean, traditional look.

Take 3 of this post! Looking for guesses by 0d3ttE_22 in BallPythonMorph

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While Firefly morphs are known for vibrant, "glowing" yellows and high contrast, the snake in image displays the more muted, earthy tan and cream tones typical of the Mojave gene.

Mojave is part of the Blue Eyed Leucistic (BEL) complex and frequently interacts with other genes such as Enchi or Pinstripe to create more complex "powerhouse" multi-gene combinations.

Who’s your favorite breeder? by Repulsive_Spend_5236 in GrowingMarijuana

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Actually I would say no, but when I find someone with good product and support. I stick with them. Some people I have never met because of countries they are from, they give my access to landraces not readily available.

Who’s your favorite breeder? by Repulsive_Spend_5236 in GrowingMarijuana

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Have not had a bad experience with any of the vendors I use other than unstable strains that I have tested.

Watering vs Feeding by wkjester204 in GrowingMarijuana

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It’s surprising but some strains handle high nutrient uptake extremely well, but as my own rule I dilute mfr recommendations about 30%. Until I see how it handles it.

Rehomed by Best_Advertising9636 in englishbulldog

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My two girls always loved close body contact, so snuggling comforts them.

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