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I’ll help whoever needs anything if they can help me with this

User: mackark

It started around 6pm (i was told)

Its like hes scared, sensitive all of a sudden and in pain. I took him outside and he was acting fine but his eyes havent changed.

Can it be because we keep the AC constantly on so he got ‘sick’? Or something more serious..

The vet opens tomorrow at 10am so will he be okay for the next 12 hours, what do i do to help him?

Not sure if this is the correct group for this kind of question but i trust yall

I know nothing about bikes so dont attack me if something doesnt make sense🥲

The chain sometimes falls out and i just put it back there where you see on the picture now

I dont know how to use the speeds or what they are for

If someone can tell if the placement of everything on the bike is correct I’d appreciate it!

(Not my snake, from my work place!)

The baby is around 2-3 days old. im guessing this is called a kink? It can move (weirdly) and function as a normal snake would so im curious can it survive? Also im not sure if thats a open ‘wound’ (on third picture), does it hurt the snake?

I apologize for bad pictures, it was really hard to handle this one, especially to capture the problem :,(

Yesterday this pigeon appeared there and hasnt moved. We opened the window and the fly net and it still stayed there while we gave it bread. Im thinking its someones or a baby because it isnt scared at all but also not flying.. is there any other food or water i should be giving it? It has those feathers on legs too if its possible to see on pictures which i’ve never seen before

We’re in Greece for vacation if the location matters

Just noticed this on my orchid. Its definitely not water, its slimy and sticky.. Could it be some eggs?

First time asking here and diving deeper into the species so dont attack me for not knowing something 🥲

Its been a month since my workplace received a pair of brongersmai (albino-male, normal-female)

While i do know that the species is represented as ‘aggressive’, the male showed the complete opposite. Hes trusting, curious, explores and trust to climb onto your arm, while on the other hand the female is the whole opposite . You cant even open her tub without her jump-striking at you and breathing reeeally deep. When i’d try to handle her she would jump from my arm to bite me. If i would put her on flat surface and walk around it but farther away- she would follow me with her eyes, breathe fast and deep and still strike at me even from there.

Now i know that i probably made a mistake by handling her too early, when i should’ve given her a month or two to settle in, but even when i first started seeing her and just cleaning the tub- she would constantly strike and hiss at me.

Is there a way to fix her behavior somehow?

I’m the only one that handles the pair so i wish to try