Hopefully I'm using the right flare.
I'm extremely nervous about downloading JDownloader right now since the site has been hacked, and I don't want to go anywhere near it because of this. So I'm turning to Reddit for answers.
Hello taxidermists! I've been wanting to get into the process of taxidermy for a while, but I need some additional information first.
I've been looking all over the internet. wikiHow, Reddit, YouTube, you name it. But there's one thing that is confusing me: how to preserve the skin. I've seen people say use borax, and some others have said to use salt. Now I don't mind using either, but I want to know which is better for taxidermy.
And are there any places I can get busts for cheap that are reliable and not drop shipping? I'm not looking to do any big animals anytime soon, just small creatures like birds, squirrels and other small creatures I happen to come by.
...Check this.
Can we PLEASE stop it with the questions about what websites are best, similar to (insert random website), etc.? I understand that you want answers quickly and want to find something as similar as the thing you were using, but at this point it's getting pretty old getting notifications for basically the same thing (yes, I understand I can change the notifications, but I want to be able to see other people's posts and those won't pop up if I do).
You're going to have to accept that you'll sometimes need to step out of your comfort zone and try something new. That's just how it is most of the time.
I know I'm probably coming off as rude, but it's the genuine truth. I used to use apps before I switched to websites, and I honestly don't want to ever go back to using apps because for me, websites are more convenient. And if the website I'm using gets shut down, then I just check fmhy.net and find another website!
If you're looking for a website/app, then just check theindex.moe or fmhy.net. They give pros and cons, and with theindex.moe they even provide screenshots of the layout of the website.
Again, sorry if I sound rude, but atp I can't stand the 'asking for recommendations,' 'what site is similar to (insert random site that most likely got shut down),' etc.