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need help identifying a snake...
Definitely a Black Rat Snake. The strange patterning on the belly, as well as the "milky blue" eyes mean that he's "in shed", so to speak. He's getting ready to shed his skin :) As the snake gets closer and closer to shedding its skin, it becomes more and more drab in coloration and the eyes...- treldib
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What color/breed is she? :D
She's a rescue, and my first rabbit. I'm by no means new to raising livestock, but I'm a complete newb when it comes to rabbits :P (posting this on BYC rather than BYH because I don't have enough posts to post images on BYH) I was thinking Chocolate Agouti? I can't really tell if she's a Rex...- treldib
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Raising Ducks For Beginners
Read this They have much more personality than chickens, IMHO. -
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Need help, unsure what breed this duckling is [IMG heavy]
Whoa whoa whoa...haven't been on BYC in a LONG time...'Scovies are prohibited by federal law now?! So much to catch up on. Very pretty duck, btw. Whatever it is, it is unique and has character. -
What would you get if you crossed
PM the user "rollyard" He is quite knowledgable about genetics and phenotypes of Mallard Deriviatives in general. -
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Sheesh! Almost 600 pages in the Duck Section now...
I remember when I first logged onto BYC, there were about 350 pages in this forum. Now that Spring is here, I see new names and new faces left and right and the familiar ones are becoming few and far between. I have been quite busy as of late and the last time I have truly been active on here... -
Does anyone know the dimensions of the 300 gallon stock tank?
69" x 63" x 25" Those things are absolutely solid. Highly reccomend them. -
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Cattail Killers Needed!
Not sure what cattails are like, but our two ducks turned a brand new Iris plant I put into our pond into a bunch of little shreds and just left "stumps" about an inch tall in the pot within about 20 minutes. It was about 4 1/2 - 5 feet tall and the stalks (very tough and fiberous) were about an...
