u/jaurex

Put a pothos clipping in this tank in 2018. She only really started to take off over the couple of years or so when i increased ferts out of a concern the submerged plants were struggling (they were, and over time died off). Since in the beginning I didn't know you're supposed to trim the roots, the roots have now become one with the hardscape. I do not want to disturb the tank, but this plant disturbs me. In most places the stem is 1/2 inch thick, and it's a weekly battle to keep her from sinking her roots into the wall.

Several months ago I trimmed 4 ft off the leader- the tank as a whole suffered, just as she suffered. She is the tank. The tank is her pot. She is monstrous and it terrifies me.

Surely I can't be alone- are there other monstrous pothos out there and what can I do besides a total teardown? Or is my steak just too juicy, my lobster too buttery? 🥲

This was the saddest story mission. Seeing all the animals laying in the pens totally broke my heart! Sure, I'm a killer too, but it's not the same 😭

over rotated my trophy on the harvest screen.... saw this.... then i had to google and the real thing is so much worse

2 days ago i posted that i had a GO fox spawn randomly without grinding, and after checking ~90% of the fox zones on Emerald Coast I FINALLY FOUND HIM!!

HE'S A FABLED NIGHTSHADE, HE'S SO BEAUTIFUL!! ngl i got a little teary 🥲 I named him Greg and i'm gonna let him live on the map

link to original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/theHunter/s/Yw6TQXi72R

OMG you guys i was running around Emerald Coast hunting Javan Rusa and shot a fox pair. Went to check the respawns for the rusa and OH MY GOD I SPAWNED A GO FOX! I did a very short (under 100 kills prob) fox grind a year ago then gave it up bc i hate night hunting. Since then maybe killed ~10-15 on this map?? AHHHHHHHH!!!!!! Now i have to find it!

95% certain this is a chipping sparrow, and not swamp?

Bird in question is building a nest in a shrub next to the front porch of house no more than 2ft off ground. Property backs onto a swampy/marshy area, lots of open areas (lawns and marsh meadow type) with scattered conifers among deciduous trees

95% certain this is a chipping sparrow, and not swamp?

Bird in question is building a nest in a shrub next to the front porch of house no more than 2ft off ground. Property backs onto a swampy/marshy area, lots of open areas (lawns and marsh meadow type) with scattered conifers among deciduous trees

my first thought was WHERE'S MY SHOTGUN lmaoo