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▲ 59 r/IrisPlants

My best seedling bloom this spring. 2024 cross. Very nice but only 4 buds and kinda small, so probably wont breed from it. Def a keeper for the garden, though. Almost Border Bearded category.

u/Eagle_1776 — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/MotoGuzzi

Somebody posted an extension to their kickstand, and I cant find it to see what they did. Need just a wee bit more sticking out

Yes, I know its not fully up in the pic. Was holding bike up with one hand taking photo with other!

u/Eagle_1776 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/WalkaboutMiniGolf

What's everyone's best and worst scores on easy? My worst is El Dorado with a measly -11. Best is Forgotten Fairyland with -25.

Alice's is a close 2nd worst with -12

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u/Eagle_1776 — 9 days ago
▲ 483 r/IrisPlants

30 yrs ago I was eyeball deep into iris and breeding. I made a cross with Thornbird (Ive since lost all records so dont know the other parent). Over the yrs Ive made further crosses with that line to the point Im probably 7 or 8 generations down. (see below)

The yellow here (I call Driven) is from that line at least 15 yrs ago, the only 1 I had left. 2 yrs ago a crossed it with another unknown and this mustard with horns just opened this morning! Its a great plant; Looks like 8 or so buds, easily over 36" stalk, 5 fans on a 2 yr old plant.

u/Eagle_1776 — 12 days ago
▲ 5 r/ReefTank

I have a mature Yellow Halichoeres chrysus in an 8' reef setup. Bought a young (smaller than I realized) silver belly Halichoeres leucoxanthus and he is getting bullied. Not attacked, just followed enough to get pushed up into the corners. I hung him in a big net yesterday to give him some rest, but forgot they like to sand sleep. Seems fine this morning, but what do you recommend? I dont think there's any way I can catch the H. chysus due to the volume of rock and length of the tank.

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u/Eagle_1776 — 15 days ago