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Please research before taking action, this has been rushed. Ducklings are very slow hatchers, it's normal for them to take 24-48 hours after external pip, before zipping. Now they've been rushed, and the membrane is at risk of drying out. The holes are also far too big, especially on the far...

When I no longer live with my parents, my dogs will wear rainbow bandanas :D

Happy pride month!!! Time to make pride art yay!! :D

Bonnie is a new bunny! The spay really did change everything She was previously quite naughty, she'd nip, scratch violently... I tolerated this because I knew she was just territorial and she had a really bad start in life, I rescued her when she was 10 months old from a horrible neglectful...

I'm sorry for your losses:(

I want a bow tie. Bow ties are cool

Thats a good idea Would clear bags work, for bigger bushier plants?

I desperately need to prune and propagate my Eve's pin cactus. She must be 6 years old, or older, and she's got soo many shoots, really bushy and branched out. She's going to fall out of her pot at this rate! Oh, also can anyone advise on ways to raise humidity for more tropical plants? I've...

Home! Back home from my adventures. With half of Yorkshire, in the form of plants. (I may have gotten 3, and then two more :oops: ) The girls were happy to see me!!! And you'd best believe I picked up Dougie and Sprightly, one under each arm, kissing the hell out of them in a long cuddle...

A word of warning, be careful giving them ice cubes if you suspect heat stroke. In that case, it's best to spray them with cool water to bring their temp down gradually. Ordinarily though, ice/cold water can be good for keeping them cool yes. How old are they, and are they in the garage 24/7...

@fluffycrow You know the succulent I got today? How do I propagate?

Also I fibbed I got two :D Inchplant I believe

Ooh! Any care tips? I looked it up and I believe I know the species but any advice is welcome, still super new to succulents :) It was hard to choose, there was a whole tray in this sweet little shop, so many varieties! But this was the first that stood out to me, so had to take her home.

Just one more maybe...? :D

As long as they're not injured, they'll be fine. This is part of life, and part of owning poultry. Even if the hatch wasn't staggered, which shouldn't have been allowed to happen due to problems like this, rejection at hatch is always a possibility. It's important to remember that mum isn't...