I'm normally against the whole pineapple of death thing, as long as the paint is safe and it's not for a fish who will get cut up or hurt. This, however, is what I will think of every time I see that phrase from here on out
This might be a long shot, but has anyone bought or tried yarn from Meridian mill house? It's a local yarn mill in nc, and given our rich history with textile, I would love to try them, but I am a little afraid to bite the bullet.
If anyone interested, they do tours every so often. I just haven't found the time
So I have never had a bearded dragon before, but one of my coworkers' friends is going off to college, and we're the "only reptile people" they know. I've been reading and watching for about a month and will be replacing his bulbs immediately so I 100% know how old they are and to start a new 6 month schedule. He is a chunky boy, but other than that, am I right in thinking his setup is good?
My 3, almost 4 y/o daughter consistently calls red, green. I apparently don't understand color blindness as well as I thought because she never gets green wrong but also never gets pink wrong it's just red? Elmo red if it matters?
I'm going to bring it up to her pediatrician next appointment but don't view it as like, urgent, it's been going on for about 6 months, and she doesn't seem like she is joking or anything. Is just some red an option?
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I have three children, two 3 y/os and an 8 month old. I love them as much as I can possibly love someone, but I don't think its unconditional. This could just be the logic side of my braid being too strong, but there are definitely things they could do that would squash any love I have. It's extreme, horrific things, and I don't have a working list or anything, but yk, they would be functionally dead in my brain and I'd mourn them.
Growing up, I always thought that I love them unconditionally was an expression, told I'd get it when I had kids. I genuinely thought it was just something people say because that's what you're supposed to say. Now though people look at me as if I'm crazy when I say I'm not capable of unconditional love?
Is that for real how some people feel?
For clarity this isn't a postpartum thing, I felt this way post toddlers pre baby as well
I liked a tweet today, and instead of the normal quick pop to red, it turned black, and the red slowly filled in? It's not on every post, but the one I liked did it multiple times. Why?
We recently took it an adult BP from one of my coworkers and since it's been a few weeks (3.5?) and she's been out climbing and seemed adjusted we went to offer her a frozen thawed rat. Now I wasn't 100% she'd take it because I know her previous owner fed live, but I wasn't expecting her to jerk away from it in fear? She's a pretty confident snake, a little head shy but actively tries to get us to get her out, at least in my opinion every night she goes up to the top of the glass door and bops around where the child lock is on the outside.
I don't see any signs of injury from a previous feeding any experience would be greatly appreciated.
Other relevant information is she laid a clutch about a month before we got her, and I'm unsure if she was rack or tank kept, I know the previous owner has racks. Her previous setup wasn't as big as her current one though, I know this because she thought a 120 was way big for a BP
She's about 4.5 long from my rough measurements, rat was a large
Included is a picture of my sweet girl