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[DucksAreBest]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...f-a-honey-bee-swarm-do-you-like-more.1464837/

 

[DucksAreBest]

Y E S

of course!!!!!!!!!!!

Spoiler: My new pets

Here is my male bold spider:

Him eating a fly:

And the female...couldn't get a good pic of her because she is very shy:

The male on the bottom and female on the top:

I'm breeding them!

 

[HappyDuckie]

Spoiler: My new pets

Here is my male bold spider:
View attachment 2651080Him eating a fly:
View attachment 2651083View attachment 2651084And the female...couldn't get a good pic of her because she is very shy:
View attachment 2651085View attachment 2651086The male on the bottom and female on the top:
View attachment 2651087I'm breeding them! View attachment 2651090

Those are cute cats!

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

Spoiler: My new pets

Here is my male bold spider:
View attachment 2651080Him eating a fly:
View attachment 2651083View attachment 2651084And the female...couldn't get a good pic of her because she is very shy:
View attachment 2651085View attachment 2651086The male on the bottom and female on the top:
View attachment 2651087I'm breeding them! View attachment 2651090

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

Spoiler: My new pets

Here is my male bold spider:
View attachment 2651080Him eating a fly:
View attachment 2651083View attachment 2651084And the female...couldn't get a good pic of her because she is very shy:
View attachment 2651085View attachment 2651086The male on the bottom and female on the top:
View attachment 2651087I'm breeding them! View attachment 2651090

 

[DucksAreBest]

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There's nothing scary about them. They are really friendly.

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

There's nothing scary about them. They are really friendly.

I think I'll stick to my cows, chickens, and parakeets for now...

 

[DucksAreBest]

I think I'll stick to my cows, chickens, and parakeets for now...

LOL

 

[tripletfeb]

So I’m wanting to keep algae really low in my tank, I’ve heard there are lots of algae eaters to choose from, the best being cherry shrimp. However, I’ve also heard that the shorter finned and more energetic Bettas will go after them and eat them. That’s okay with me as long as all my Betta does is keep the population down and not waste all my money. Anyway, is it a bad idea to dive right in (pun intended) and get the cherry shrimp and the Betta together before I get the hang of what I’m doing?

Do not get any sort of algae eater until you have algae in the tank for them to eat. And cherry shrimp usually will not eat algae off the sides or decor. They will eat uneaten food that falls to the bottom but not algae so much. Snails make great algae eaters but some multiply like crazy! And please do not get your betta the same day you get the tank. Get the tank all set up and running properly, before you get a betta. Much less stressful for the betta

 

[black_cat]

Do not get any sort of algae eater until you have algae in the tank for them to eat. And cherry shrimp usually will not eat algae off the sides or decor. They will eat uneaten food that falls to the bottom but not algae so much. Snails make great algae eaters but some multiply like crazy! And please do not get your betta the same day you get the tank. Get the tank all set up and running properly, before you get a betta. Much less stressful for the betta

Oh!! Yes!! Make sure to cycle your tank! Before getting a fish!!! Also make sure that any live plants take root properly- you can do this while cycling your tank and it's waay easier to deal with them when there isn't a fish.