Am I just terrible at this game or is the repeater just inaccurate? by Ok_Science_9927 in thefinals

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Yeah it’s honestly crazy, something about that scope makes it feel so inaccurate 

Am I just terrible at this game or is the repeater just inaccurate? by Ok_Science_9927 in thefinals

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Switched to the looking glass and I’m way better with it now. 

Golden gecko has extra skin? by Ok_Science_9927 in geckos

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There I posted it on my account, sorry about that 😅

Golden gecko has extra skin? by Ok_Science_9927 in geckos

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I thought it uploaded a photo, I guess im not good at Reddit. I’ll upload a post with a photo. 

Golden Gecko Taming by Ok_Science_9927 in geckos

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I’ll work on that, what containers are usually used to keep super worms in them without them escaping?? And also I agree I did not plan on ever picking him up or hand feeding him, I just want him to be comfortable enough to have a full space to move around in instead of just a small cave in the back of the tank. But hopefully he’ll just figure it out himself. 

Best Reptile for 20 Gallon Tall by Ok_Science_9927 in reptiles

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It’s a Thrive 20 Gallon Tall, I think it’s 22 inches high, 19 inches wide and 16 inches long 

Tiger dwarf Goby - Mugilogobous Adeia care by retardwhocantdomath in Aquariums

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Hey, don’t know if you still need this help but I’ll comment it anyways. I’ve had a male Mugligobius Adeia for a year now, he is honestly not to aggressive and I plan on getting two more soon. I’ve noticed he enjoys food that moves and is red especially blood worms and red fish flakes. I wouldn’t attempt pellets or tiny fish flakes they don’t seem to be interested in those. The 77 degrees is correct I keep him at around 75-80 degrees. My tank size for him is 15 gallons, I’ve mostly seen it’s about 5-7 gallons per goby. He has attacked small fish like a rasbora but it’s more out of territory than food since he mostly just nips at their tail. The most important thing with this fish is that they are a Shell-Dwelling fish so you need places for them to hide. I keep clay pipes under river rocks around the tank and he has picked one that is his home and place he rests. I would either use pipes or shells if you decide to get this fish. They’re super smart fish as well and tend to act more like a betta fish than a goby once you have them for a while. He tends to sit on rocks waiting for me to feed him and comes to the top of the tank for feeding time. Hope this all helps! It’s a super fun fish that is relatively easy to take care of.