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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    https://iansvivarium.com/morphs/?m=bubblegum_snow&sid=72983b52444f449fd249d0acec2ddc80 https://www.allaboutcornsnakes.com/cs_bubblegum_snow.html They're genetically snows, they've just been selectively bred to bring out the pink and green on the same snake. Most snows I come across are either...
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    Yeah that's where I've been looking, also local Repticon shows. Haven't seen any bubblegum corns recently. Did see some bubblegum rat snakes of some variety at one of the Repticons, but no corns.
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    Well. Since my last post here, Ziggy the greenish rat snake got herself stuck on a piece of duct tape while I was out of town in September. Thankfully my petsitter/coworker was able to free her without too much trouble. Had the vet check her over when I got back and she seemed okay...
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    Any artists out there?

    @Rose Quartz It could very well be aventurine, that's probably the closest guess! I'm not sure about toxicity though, it's basically a member of the quartz family and most of those are fine. The ones you really have to worry about are the asbestos-containing stones (bumblebee jasper is a big...
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    Fish Thread

    That looks like a bacteria bloom. It doesn't necessarily mean anything's wrong. Get a testing kit and test the water parameters before you just go nuke the tank, you may just be in the middle of cycling. At a certain point in the ammonia cycle you'll get a bunch of bacteria in response to...
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    Any artists out there?

    Finally got to test out my cabochon station in my garage, and the test subjects were these three stones. Not sure what the green ones are, they were leftovers from a project I did a couple months ago. The purple is strombolite. Just discovered strombolite this year and I love it. Need to play...
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    LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

    Oh wow I'm so sorry for your loss :(
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    Fish Thread

    You won't have babies unless you have a male. The eggs are fertilized externally. My dang cory cat is in a digging mood again. Dug up all the little anubias for like the fifth time >:[
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    Fish Thread

    There is a lot of debate on whether or not you can cohabitate females Betta splendens (normal domestic bettas), with some people swearing 'sororities' work and others saying no. I'm in the 'no' camp. I have never seen splendens cohabitated successfully in my opinion, that is, without at least...
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    What did you do in the garden today?

    Well it's been raining good since I posted. FINALLY. Maybe my grapes will make it...
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    LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

    Haha yeah I stopped giving red foods to my old flock exactly because my splash Easter Egger looked like she had been through a gladiator match every time.
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    Fish Thread

    My 50-gallon is filterless. And I have 2 5-gallons and a 10-gallon that do have sponge filters but for all intents and purposes, they're filterless too. The 50-gallon has been going for about 6 months now and I have not had any loss of either plants or creatures other than some ghost shrimp...
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    What did you do in the garden today?

    Been in the upper 90's for like two weeks, and we've only had like five minutes or something you might be able to call 'a sprinkle' the whole time. My plants are suffering, even the established trees. The tree in my neighbor's front yard is dropping leaves like it's fall. I'm desperately trying...
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    Any artists out there?

    I always enjoy using crayons whenever I get the chance :) There's just something so delightful about them.
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    Fish Thread

    I emptied out my two 30-gallons and combined them (plants, snails, and the few fish left) into a new 50-gallon. I've been doing it as a filterless tank and so far things seem to be going well! I would like to some short grass-like plants to put in there but the cory cat has a habit of digging...
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