u/Beardie15 — reddlx

I saw this post on TikTok about a school using AI for a map of the United States (AND Canada too)

Which new state/province is your favorite? Mine’s “Tounesseo”.

Miniminuteman bingo

I'm bored, and making a Miniminuteman bingo card! Feel free to add any other ideas. I'm going to do a version of things he does and one of conspiracy buzz words

u/Beardie15 — 4 days ago

▲ 163 r/adhdmeme

This is my afternoon

Update, still haven't done my homework

u/Beardie15 — 16 days ago

▲ 3.6k r/Truckers

Retired after 44 years OTR

My dad officially retired yesterday, and I'm so proud that I wanted to share. He has been driving over the road for 44 years, has reached 4,000,000 miles, and has never had an at fault accident! He drove for Hess and some other companies in the 80s and 90s, and has driven for Walmart since 2000. This is just such a huge achievement, family has come in from all over the country to celebrate, and we're so happy to have him home safe after all this time.

To the truckers on this reddit page, I hope you will also get your chance to retire with honor. I hope you all stay safe on the road, and go home to your families. I'm proud of you as well, this is a difficult job and requires sacrifices.

u/Beardie15 — 2 months ago

▲ 323 r/Brochet

Nugget is helping me crochet

Nugget is a crested gecko who's about a year old! I don't know if they're a girl or boy yet, but they like to keep me company and judge my stitches.

u/Beardie15 — 3 months ago

▲ 124 r/snappingturtles

I found this guy crossing the road!

I saw this little one trying to cross a road. It's a very rural area, so there wasn't much danger, but I still helped him across the road and into the woods. Such a cutie! Are they a common or an alligator snapper?

u/Beardie15 — 3 months ago

▲ 5 r/CrestedGecko

Two new bioactive tanks in progress!

I have three juveniles in a 18x18x24 while I build these two, then they'll have to share a bit longer while I convert that tank to bioactive. I think they're coming along well so far, still need more plants. I've also been stealing isopods from established tanks to add to the soil. Eventually they'll all be in big tanks, like what I have for my adult. He is in a 2'x2'x4'

u/Beardie15 — 3 months ago

▲ 20 r/Boxturtles+2 crossposts

Hey everyone, I love eastern box turtles, and have for years. I've tried to learn everything I can about them. I have a rural mail route, and see lots of box turtles. For the last two years, I've been keeping notes on where I see them, if they're male or female, and recently I've started weighing and measuring them. I have data on about 120 box turtles.

I have no degree, no formal training, and no connections with any research or conservation group. I'm just autistic and like turtles and data collection.

I want to put my data to good use. I want to help conserve this awesome species. I've read that people have a really hard time finding them in the wild, and that conservation groups struggle with lack of data. I want to help, but have no clue where to start. I could really use some advice.

Thank you!

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u/Beardie15 — 4 months ago

▲ 36 r/seniorkitties

I want to get up, and finish some more cleaning, but she is firmly tucked behind my legs. I'm not going anywhere for a while I guess.

u/Beardie15 — 4 months ago

▲ 2 r/CrestedGecko

Hey guys, I could use some advice. About 10 months ago I got three hatchlings, through a friend of a friend. I was told they were found in the adults tank, and were oopsie babies. I've kept them separate, and make sure their temperatures are between 73-79 degrees, and humidity is 80/90% overnight and 45/50% during the day. They eat pangea gecko diet, I cycle between growth and breeding, insects, fig and insects, and watermelon.

They eat, poop, shed, and seem perfectly healthy. But they just won't grow. They're barely any bigger than they were a year ago. I can't think of anything I'm doing wrong, but I could use some advice from more experienced keepers. Thank you!

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u/Beardie15 — 4 months ago