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did u guys know that domesticated ferrets dont really exist in the wild. theyre like a weird little breed of a polecat apparently
reddit.comu/familyguyfan2000 — 6 hours ago
Hey guys, I bought these turtles at the same time, but one of them isn’t growing. I posted in another group and was told I need to separate them or the smaller one could die. I’m getting a new tank for the baby turtle tomorrow. However, I’ve noticed that its shell is a little soft, and the bottom part of the shell looks slightly caved in.
Does anyone have any recommendations on how I can help or save it?
Pulling a stupid stunt to spread a lukewarm message is so corny to me
A guy like me thinks the world needs to propose change instead of celebrating a 'wholesome' message