Just wanted to make aware this dog is running about the waterside and has attacked a dog & dog walker. He has no collar don’t know if he’s a stray or run away. Friendly towards people but soon as he seen a dog he just turned. Got blood on him from the fight and had run off past sinnsro on spencer road the last time he was seen. Be careful walking dogs he proper latched on and was biting the dog to bits.
I bought this book from an antique store maybe 5 years ago now. I’ve always enjoyed it just as a pretty piece but I’m really curious where this book is actually from. The contents of the book are almost certainly from the 1876 series “The Treasures of the Deep: or, a a descriptive account of the great fisheries” by Nelson. I know almost nothing about book binding so I was wondering can anyone tell what era this binding/ page type/ lettering is from? I have a feeling this is a 20th century restoration of the 1876 original, as the modern gold waves on the cover don’t line up with victorian book style. The title page is also missing maybe indicative of it being damaged when this book was rebound? Or is it just a completely modern print? Appreciate any help!
This blue area on my betta has been getting bigger since I got him 3 months ago. You can’t see it too well in the picture but it is pretty raised up like a bump. Is this an injury or just colour changing? (The bump is what really worries me).
Couldn’t get a better photo so small my camera won’t focus! There is about 2 or 3 of them at the moment, close to the surface and glide smoothly along the glass. They’re very small at the moment but might be babies? Don’t see an arrowhead , what could they be?
My betta is a halfmoon and I know it’s normal for him to develop marbling around his body, but I’m unsure about markings on the head. Is this irritation or just how he looks? I bought him from the pet store like this and I’ve had him for about a week now, he’s not lethargic and he’s eating normal (very big appetite!) and he interacts curiously with everything in his tank. He seems to be happy, but I just want to make sure he’s healthy too.